Business rates revaluation Supporting the recovery of U.K. secondary property - April 2014 [electronic resources]
Language: English Series: Real Estate Investment Management ; April 2014Publication details: [S.l.] Deutsche Asset and Wealth Management 2014Subject(s): Online resources: Summary: Discusses the implications of UK business rates taxation on real estate demand and the potential impact of the planned revaluation scheduled for 2017. The planned revaluation of business rates in 2017 could provide significant support to the secondary property market, particularly retail, while reducing the relative appeal of prime assets. Given the expected magnitude of the tax cut on some secondary properties, the planned 2017 revaluation may help to sustain the recent rise in investor demand for secondary assets and locations, boosting the relative return from this part of the real estate market.| Item type | Current library | Call number | Copy number | Status | Barcode | |
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| Book | Virtual Online | ONLINE PUBLICATION (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | 1 | Available | 158480-2001 |
Discusses the implications of UK business rates taxation on real estate demand and the potential impact of the planned revaluation scheduled for 2017. The planned revaluation of business rates in 2017 could provide significant support to the secondary property market, particularly retail, while reducing the relative appeal of prime assets. Given the expected magnitude of the tax cut on some secondary properties, the planned 2017 revaluation may help to sustain the recent rise in investor demand for secondary assets and locations, boosting the relative return from this part of the real estate market.