Landlords launch attack on new listing proposals

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The UK government's approach to the listing of modern buildings has been strongly criticised by property owners, some of who have joined together to make their views known to the department of national heritage. They feel that owners of modern buildings are given too little notice of a listing, thus creating a climate of uncertainty. They also believe that the consultation process is too one-sided.

Buildings, Remodeling and renovation

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Access becomes a thing of value

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Issues concerning the use of the Internet in obtaining information about property valuation standards are discussed. Particular attention is given to the challenge of the Valuation Office Agency to have half of the central and local services available on the Internet.

Real estate appraisers, United Kingdom. Valuation Office Agency

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Landlords can clean up in the virtual mall

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning ways for retail landlords to make a profit from their portals are discussed. Particular attention is given to base rent levels and their ratio to turnover percentages, as well as to legal issues regarding online shopping.

Landlord and tenant, Leases, Landlord-tenant relations

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