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Owners Tempted to Raise the Roof; AT a Time of Challenging Economic Conditions, Clearly All Opportunities to Avoid or Reduce the Empty Rates Cost Must Be Taken, Says Steve Turton of BNP Paribas Real Estate

The Journal (Newcastle, England), June 10, 2009 | Article details

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Owners Tempted to Raise the Roof; AT a Time of Challenging Economic Conditions, Clearly All Opportunities to Avoid or Reduce the Empty Rates Cost Must Be Taken, Says Steve Turton of BNP Paribas Real Estate


THERE are different ways to minimise the additional cost and it's essential to make sure you're aware of the potential opportunities for complete avoidance or cost minimisation.

Empty rates can be charged only if the property is in the rating list. So, deleting an entry or postponing entry of new buildings will bring savings.

Buildings not capable of occupation should not be in the list. Constructive vandalism, such as removal of roofs from industrial buildings, a practice common in the 1980s, would achieve such a result.

In anticipation of constructive vandalism, the Government has adopted a 'wait and see' approach with law possibly being introduced as a …

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