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Businesses urged to cut commercial property carbon output
Posted on March 24th, 2010 No commentsBusinesses need to cut the amount of energy used by their commercial properties in order to meet their carbon reduction targets.
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Wealthy investors ‘seeing advantage of property purchases’
Posted on March 24th, 2010 No commentsThe majority of wealthy investors see residential property as being a key part of their portfolios, new research has revealed.
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Small businesses welcome Budget rate relief
Posted on March 24th, 2010 No commentsThe inclusion of business rate relief in yesterday's (March 24th's) Budget has been welcomed by industry groups.
Alistair Darling announced firms that have a rateable value of up to £6,000 per year will see their
Kingfisher sees 2009 profits rise
The company, which also posted a 64.5% increase in profits across its UK and Ireland operatio
Next reveals commercial property expansion plans
In its financial results for th
AIB needs €9 billion more aid to prop it up says new boss
He confirmed that AIB would report the biggest loss in
Budget 2010: Government to create Strategic Property Vehicles
The government is to set up companies to run public sector property by April 2011 as it bids to save £1.5bn in property running costs and make £2bn from central government property sales by 2013/14.
Budget 2010: REITs win dividends victory
Real estate investment trusts (Reits) will be allowed to count stock dividends towards their 90 per cent income distribution requirements, in a victory for the British Property Federation.
Budget 2010: Small empty property rate relief extended
The government has extended business rates relief for small empty properties for another year.
BLOG: Barrie on the Stamp Duty “Great Escape”
With only residential property included in the rise in Stamp Duty to 5% today commercial property can breathe a huge sigh of – probably temporary – relief.