All Property Week articles in Property Direct October 2008
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NewsStation redevelopers just need a signal from the housing market
Epsom and Guildford improvements are on track
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NewsPort occupiers are right to harbour resentment
In any market - let alone one in a financial crisis - the last thing a business wants is a big bill for something they’ve already paid. At Britain’s 55 large ports, occupiers have been getting those bills.
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NewsCredit crisis triggers rent falls and rise in incentives
Rents could fall by 10% by 2010 as developers compete for tenants
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NewsQUESTION: With the new empty property rates provisions in force, is it still possible to claim rate relief for properties that are part-vacant?
Yes, it is still possible. However, the relief can now only last for a maximum of three months for most property types and six months for industrial or warehouse properties.
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Empty rates could prove to be final nail for small businesses
Global downturn and additional tax burden threaten occupiers.
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Port occupiers hit with huge business rates bills
Companies march on Westminster to protest against tax double whammy
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NewsHowbury Park trains to become south-east distribution hub
ProLogis hopes a rail freight interchangewill tempt big shed occupiers to Kent.
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NewsWhere I work: Andy Emmerson
Each issue we talk to a growing business. This time Richard Heap talks to Andy Emmerson, whose company has a head office that also produces dough
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65% of UK businesses suffering
Two thirds of UK occupiers have suffered a drop in business since the credit crunch hit last August, the Institute of Chartered Accountants has warned.
