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The 2010 rating revaluation market comment retail [electronic resource]

By: Language: English Publication details: London CBRE 2008Subject(s): LOC classification:
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Online resources: Summary: Assesses the likely impact of the 2012 revaluation of ratings list on the commercial property sector and identifyies the winners and the losers. Forecasts occupiers average rate bill will rise by over 8%; warehouses by 11% and fashion parks 12%, with shops in Central and Outer London hardest hit with a 15% uplift. Forecasts some major cities, bulky goods parks and Northern shopping centres will see a fall in rates bills.
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Assesses the likely impact of the 2012 revaluation of ratings list on the commercial property sector and identifyies the winners and the losers. Forecasts occupiers average rate bill will rise by over 8%; warehouses by 11% and fashion parks 12%, with shops in Central and Outer London hardest hit with a 15% uplift. Forecasts some major cities, bulky goods parks and Northern shopping centres will see a fall in rates bills.