All Property Week articles in Property Direct April 2004
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InsightSlough off the mark
Hit hard by the downturn, Slough’s offices were one-third empty a year ago. Now, however, occupiers are taking space again, and there are some bargains up for grabs.
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Recovery reaches Southampton
After a long period in the doldrums, lettings and requirements are beginning to pick up again, and developers are even pushing forward plans for new schemes
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InsightIf it sounds too good to be true, it probably is
Cold callers are always a pain, but at least 'Maureen' ringing from a call centre in Mumbai can be told what to do with her cheap new double glazing.
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InsightBe prepared if you want to fight your rent review
Tenants have many recourses if they think landlords have raised their rent too high, but it is crucial to be prepared.
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InsightIs a handful of deals a trend ?
Reading's agents are having problems forecasting which way the market will go. A slight upturn in occupier demand has been fettered by rents still falling.
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InsightGo west, space is cheaper there
Those hoping to occupy space in west Lonon should seize the chance to strike a deal now because landlords may feel less generous next year
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NewsBeware of rogue rating advisers after your cash
Fed up with high business rates? Watch out for rating 'cowboys' whose offers of low rates could end up costing you a fortune.
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NewsWhat to look out for when the Landlord and Tenant Act changes
The Landlord and Tenant Act 1954 has undergone overhaul, and when the new rules come into use on 1 June, there are several changes to keep a close eye on.
