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Another transparency gift from the troika
Any chance we could get one for residential too? PRTB should have all the details.
I can’t remember do they record the rent payable as well as the tenancy?
Not to my knowledge… and if it is initially recorded… should the rent change during the course of a lease then the PRTB won’t know since you are only register once.
Ok thanks for that clarification. Much appreciated!
Open Window:I can’t remember do they record the rent payable as well as the tenancy?
Not to my knowledge… and if it is initially recorded… should the rent change during the course of a lease then the PRTB won’t know since you are only register once.
Bah!
Any word on this?
It’s going to be interesting to see how many coffees/pairs of jeans/haircuts/pints per hour need to be sold at various establishments to pay the rent.
Is there going to be register that shows how much commercial property sold for? There is a few sites with planning permission for houses that sold and I would be interested to know how much they went for but are not showing up on the PPR as sites are deemed commercial sales.
Tic toc, tic toc…
Meanwhile…
THE number of vacant business buildings in Ireland has soared by 6.7pc in just six months, according to the second study of its kind of commercial vacancy levels in Ireland.
A total of 25,432 premises were recorded as empty nationwide in January, compared with 23,834 empty buildings in August last year, an increase of 1,598 nationally.
The latest six-monthly commercial property vacancy survey by GeoView, in association with DKM, shows Dublin, which has the most commercial buildings of any county, as having one of the most extensive increases in empty business properties, with a rise of 12pc (of total stock) in August to 13pc in January.
In all, the capital now has 6,202 empty properties compared with 5,581 in August.
Well there was a long bank hol Larry. Can’t be expecting them to be out on time.
Plus it’s a 4 day week. Gotta find out what Theresa did with her few days off.
Maybe next week…
Tic toc, tic toc…
Meanwhile…
THE number of vacant business buildings in Ireland has soared by 6.7pc in just six months, according to the second study of its kind of commercial vacancy levels in Ireland.
A total of 25,432 premises were recorded as empty nationwide in January, compared with 23,834 empty buildings in August last year, an increase of 1,598 nationally.
The latest six-monthly commercial property vacancy survey by GeoView, in association with DKM, shows Dublin, which has the most commercial buildings of any county, as having one of the most extensive increases in empty business properties, with a rise of 12pc (of total stock) in August to 13pc in January.
In all, the capital now has 6,202 empty properties compared with 5,581 in August.