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4th March 2015
Council’s green light for £15m retail park in Holywood
The Co Down town of Holywood is set to get a major new retail park, which is hoped will attract major international brands to the town. The £15m scheme called Front was granted planning permission by Ards and North Down Borough Council. Developer Robinson Family Ltd is looking to attract a high-profile anchor tenant, hoped […]10th February 2015
2015 Revaluation Business Rates Facts & Figures
Welcome to Dunlop Heywood’s Business Rates guide 2015 and beyond. This document aims to provide everything you need to know about business rates if you are a property owner or occupier in Northern Ireland. Download the document here.29th January 2015
Tax powers ‘will boost commercial property’ in Northern Ireland
Northern Ireland saw major commercial property investment in 2014 – and the prospect of devolution of corporation tax means even better days could be around the corner. Commercial property agents CBRE’s 2015 Outlook said investment sales of £500m had been concluded in 2014 – while loan sales of £1.7bn had been reached by banks […]22nd January 2015
Confidence Returns as Vacancy Rates Fall
The 2014 Northern Ireland Commercial Property Report has revealed that retail vacancy rates across towns and cities have fallen to 17.7% in 2014 from 19.1% the previous year. The report, published today by leading commercial property agents Lisney, is the most comprehensive and longest established study of the commercial property market in Northern Ireland across […]27th November 2014
Draft Non Domestic Valuation List – Net Annual Values
Land & Property Services (LPS) has completed the revaluation of all non-domestic properties in Northern Ireland for rates purposes. A Schedule of Draft Rateable Values is now available to view. These values will be used to assess rate bills from April 2015 onwards. Currently non domestic (business) rate bills are based on 2001 rental values. […]6th October 2014
One of Northern Ireland’s oldest shopping malls for sale at £26m … but new owners will have to pay
One of Northern Ireland’s best known shopping centres is on the market with a price tag of £26m. Connswater Shopping Centre is east Belfast, which is mainly home to discount retailers, has become the latest mall here to look for new ownership. But any prospective buyer has been warned the acquisition brings with it an […]24th September 2014
Popular Belfast cafe put up for sale by owner – spilling the beans on coffee culture
Coffee shop and ice-cream parlour Cafe Mauds on Belfast’s Lisburn Road has been put on the market, the Belfast Telegraph can reveal. Cafe Mauds is being sold as “a going concern” and has been described in a classified advertisement as a “hugely successful, profitable cafe prominently located in south Belfast”. It’s understood the cafe will […]2nd February 2012
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