Where I propose that the Government push a little harder is after the 3 months have passed. I suggest that business rates in empty shops go to 150% of what they are when occupied - what greater incentive would there be to ensure landlords find a tenant and keep our High Streets vibrant and full if choice.
Sunday, 4 May 2014
Can the Government be radical on landlords with vacant shops?
It seems such a shame when there are rows of empty shops in certain Town Centres. In my local Town Centre there is a shopping precinct and there is a string of shops with no tenants. There is a relief on paying rates for the first 3 months - and I agree with this, as it can take a little time to find tenants and find the right tenants.
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business,
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High Steet,
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parking,
retail,
retail associations,
retailer,
retailers,
trades
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Spennymoor, County Durham, UK
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