Estate Agents, Letting Agents, Property Management and Commercial Property Agents, Serving, Soho, Fitzrovia, Bloomsbury, Covent Garden, Holborn, Marylebone, Mayfair, West End and The City, with our commercial and management department covering property throughout London. Pitaya restaurant was first opened in Bordeaux in 2010.
It has more than 150 locations in Europe. This new Covent Garden restaurant in The Strand, will acccomodate around 10 seats inside, with additional seating on their terrace. Tattu is a contemporary Chinese cuisine chain with restaurants across the UK. London location will be at "The Now Building" on Denmark Street with 220 covers, on a rooftop and terrace.
It has more than 150 locations in Europe. This new Covent Garden restaurant in The Strand, will acccomodate around 10 seats inside, with additional seating on their terrace. Tattu is a contemporary Chinese cuisine chain with restaurants across the UK. London location will be at "The Now Building" on Denmark Street with 220 covers, on a rooftop and terrace.
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Under the latest government rules you may pay Stamp Duty at several different rates, depending on the purchase price. Under the old rules, there were several different Stamp Duty rates, but you as a homebuyer, paid the same rate on the whole purchase price. Under the new LBTT system buyers pay tax on amounts between bands, not on the full purchase price of a property.
Next Property offers a comprehensive management service to owners of every type of commercial and residential property. Clients include institutions from plc companies, property companies, family trusts, to private individuals whose objectives may differ greatly. Some properties are held for imminent re-development; others for long term growth.
Rent reviews take place at whatever intervals are agreed in the lease. Their purpose is usually to adjust the rent of the accommodation at the review date, so that it accurately reflects the market value for the premises. Naturally from a landlord's point of view it is important to maximise this and from a tenant's point of view, to minimise it.
Business Rates are a tax on the owners and occupiers of (non-domestic) commercial property and are calculated by reference to a Rateable Value which is assessed by the Valuation Office and reviewed every 5 years. It is calculated that rates typically equate to 45% of annual rent, making it one of the largest overheads for businesses and substantially impacting on the profitability of many organisations.
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