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McAllister, Patrick; Tarbert, Heather - In: Journal of Property Investment & Finance 17 (1999) 4, pp. 353-364

be a function of four variables: expected landlord’s cost of void, probability of tenant relocation, landlord’s risk … rental and/or other concession. It is argued that it will often be rational for the landlord to make a rental concession in …, the bargaining process will often cause deviation from an equilibrium solution. The concession level of the landlord will …

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Commonhold – a problem or an opportunity?

Aitken‐Sykes, R. - In: Property Management 9 (1991) 2, pp. 111-115

Highlights important policy issues in respect of the proposed commonhold system, and how it may affect long leaseholders and landlords/freeholders. Discusses the College of Estate Management Report 1990, and parts I to IV of the Lord Chancellor′s Consultation Paper on commonhold. Sets out the...

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Auditing service charge accounts for residential properties

Niren, Charles - In: Property Management 9 (1991) 4, pp. 331-334

Reviews the implications of the Landlords and Tenants Acts of 1985 and 1987. Argues that it is the onus of managing agents of residential properties to ensure that they, their landlords and the auditors who audit the service charge accounts understand the Acts; the law encourages parties...

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Auditing of reserve fund accounts

Niren, Charles - In: Property Management 10 (1992) 3, pp. 212-215

Provides some background to the new Code of Practice for property management agents. Argues that clarity of accounts is in the interests of landlords, agents, and residents alike.

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Shopping centre management for the ′nineties

Cowper, R.J. - In: Property Management 10 (1992) 4, pp. 329-337

considers the scope of landlord services such as marketing and promotion to be provided. …

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Unoccupied Rating: The Case for Reform

Villis, Simon; Plimmer, Frances - In: Property Management 12 (1994) 2, pp. 28-33

On 1 April 1990, with the introduction of the Uniform Business Rate, came new provisions relating to the rating of empty non‐industrial hereditaments. In a booming marketplace, with almost full occupancy, the imposition of a 50 per cent compulsory unoccupied rate charge might pass unnoticed....

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Percentage lease agreement as a shopping center management tool: a panacea for Singapore’s retail industry woes?

Addae‐Dapaah, Kwame; Yeo, Cindy - In: Property Management 17 (1999) 1, pp. 24-36

The retail industry of Singapore has been in a depression since 1993, as a result of structural problems which are a function of, among other things, over‐supply of retail space vis‐à‐vis retail performance, and rising rentals. This paper argues that percentage lease agreements (also...

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Greater flexibility in office leases

In: Property Management 19 (2001) 2

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Own or rent? - Bei Immobilien mit ideellem Nutzen von Nonprofit-Organisationen

Schrepfer, Daniel - Center for Urban & Real Estate Management <Zürich> - 2009

Eine NPO die Eigentümerin von Immobilien mit idellem Nutzen ist, kann früher oder später vor die Kernfrage gestellt werden, ob die Immobilie(n) mit Eigenbesitz gehalten oder angemietet werden sollte(n). Das Ziel der vorliegenden Arbeit war, ein Hilfsmittel oder Modell zu erstellen, das diese...

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Tenants and their communities: summary Report to the Department for Communities and Local Government on the consultation with tenants at Trafford Hall on the Future Roles of Social...

Power, Anne T. - London School of Economics and Political Science - 2007

Communities and Local Government identified four key questions that they wanted tenants’ ideas on. They also wanted to sound out proposals. The core questions were:•How could social landlords involve tenants more in improving the social housing stock?•How could social landlords, working...

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