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The government's planned railway upgrade is entrenched in complicated Victorian laws, with likely easement problems for property owners
Vacant properties look bad for town centres, one solution is to let empty units to charites, with the added bonus of discounted business rates
The allowances due under the Carbon Reduction Commitment Energy Efficiency Scheme (CRCEES) have been classified as an environmental tax. Does this mean their costs are recoverable?
Businesses as well as individuals with pension funds can invest in property. Steve Woodham explains how
Integrity? Confidence? Market knowledge? Edward Jones looks at what it takes to be a successful deal clincher
Today's extreme climate patterns require fast reactions and sensible planning if disaster is to be averted
Ray Bloom was just 25 years old when he bought John D Wood. In less than three years he has turned the company around
The VW Golf BlueMotion leads the way in fuel efficiency. But, asks Tim Gibson, does being sensible come at too high a price?
Brendan Walsh is the head of Eversheds' East Midlands Real Estate Development team and has been a partner with the firm since 2000. Chambers describes him as: "Pragmatic and exceptionally good at what he does."
Sheldon Cole, Tax Partner at Albert Goodman, reviews the key factors to consider for tax advantaged venture capital schemes
What do valuations mean to a business? Paul Giness explains how to approach this crucial aspect of property
The new CIL is causing ripples across the property market
Property investment offers low volatility, particularly if an investor diversifies...
Tim Gibson is ready for anything with the four-wheel drive Skoda Scout. But is it the leader of the pack?
Neil Gilbert clears up a few misconceptions about dilapidations
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