...Solomon Pelumi Akinbogun; Clinton Aigbbavboa; Trynos Gumbo Purpose The factors affecting housing rent and take-up had been largely examined in a cluster. This leaves a dearth of knowledge on the influences of other disparate factors, such as the aesthetics of the building facade. This paper...

...Sara J. Wilkinson; Christopher Goodacre The English House Condition Survey for 1991 demonstrated that levels of energy efficiency in private rented property are significantly below other sectors, even though energy improvements have tangible benefits for landlords. The low level of energy...

... Despite a recent increase, unemployment levels remain low as is inflation at 2 per cent or 3 per cent as measured by the retail price index. However, rents in many markets are growing at more than twice this rate. Angus McIntosh, King Sturge partner and head of research, sees changes...

... © MCB UP Limited 1998 --> Construction Labour Property Rent Property and construction ­ Budget 1998 Keywords Construction, Labour, Property, Rent The Budget was expected to include major changes which were only partly revealed in the Chancellor's speech, say...

... © MCB UP Limited 1998 --> Property market Rent Occupational property demand Keywords Property market, Rent Economic output has increased 18 per cent since the end of the recession ­ an annual average rate of 3.1 per cent per annum, well above the 25-year average...

... purchase is increasingly viewed as a more flexible approach by major occupiers, allowing for further expansion should business performance dictate. © MCB UP Limited 1998 --> Office space Rent Western Corridor office rents Keywords Office space, Rent Grade A rents...

... the original lessee had been held liable for breaches of covenant which had arisen after assignment of the lease: Centrovincial Estates plc v. Bulk Storage Ltd[ 4 ] where after assignment the rent had been revised upwards from £17,000 to £40,000 and the original lessee was held liable for £20,000 (two...

..., aware of the ruling of Lord Templeman in Street v. Mountford[ 6 ], which was the culmination of a plethora of cases dealing with the distinction between licences to occupy and leases. The House of Lords held that if an agreement confers exclusive possession, at a rent for a term...

... for the multiplier, examines how rental values have changed between the revaluation dates and what impact this has on the geographical distribution of rate liabilities and the shifting burden between the sectors. Rents across the country were generally rising between the two dates but rents in the north of England...

... jurisdictions: the duration of the lease is nine or sometimes 12 years;the tenant can terminate at the end of each three‐year period unless the tenant has contracted out of such right; rent is normally indexed annually; rent can be reviewed at three‐yearly intervals but the amount of the review is capped save...

...Nick French Considers the management of the valuation exercise required of local authorities to enable them to include asset valuations in their balance sheets after 1994. Examines the problems and opportunities which may come with the development of an asset register and asset rents...

... Landlord and tenant Leasehold reform Legal arbitration Legal matters Rent On 20 July 1993, the Leasehold Reform, Housing and Urban Development Act 1993 received the Royal Assent. Part I of the Act was brought into force on 1 November 1993[ 1 ]. It confers a right to collective...

...S. Hamilton Considers Australian shopping centres which have used turnover rents. Examines the benefits for both landlord and tenant, the structure of turnover rent, its problems and effects on the landlord‐tenant relationship. Concludes that the use of turnover rents offers benefits to landlords...

...M. Williams Looks at the use of turnover rents as a solution for both retailers and developers in the light of the current retail market to consider whether turnover rents will become more widely adopted. Examines turnover rent from the retailers′ viewpoint and the developers′viewpoint, as well...

...D. Coleman Examines the relationship between the Government and private housing associations within the framework of rented housing reform. Identifies the factors which limit housing associations and may prevent later more genuinely private sector involvement in low‐cost rented housing provision...

...,and the controversy over fixed selling prices. Surmises that Rochford council′s approach differs from most other councils in that it will learn from other′s mistakes in order to best provide for Rochford′s residents. © MCB UP Limited 1989 Housing legislation Local government Rent United Kingdom...