Chorus of disapproval

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A survey of property agents working in the City of London, England, has found some 60% of agents felt property occupiers did not realise the possible consequences of the rating revaluation due in Apr 2000. Richard Ellis St Quintin's Nicholas Maclean points out the authorities have suggested the ratable value may rise on average by 117%. King Sturge and Co., Melanie Smith suggests in order to allow companies to manage such large increases it is likely a transition period will be introduced. Many agents will suggest their clients should appeal against the new rates.

Analysis, Economic aspects, Real estate agents, London, England, Real estate agents and brokers, Rate regulation

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Pilot to navigate a new way forward

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Yorkshire Forward Chairman Graham Hall talks about his plans to increase business opportunities in the Yorkshire area and how the regional agency can help support development.

Administration of Urban Planning and Community and Rural Development, Area & Regional Develop-Local, Officials and employees, Executives, Regional planning, Regional development, Hall, Graham, United Kingdom Yorkshire Forward

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