If recent figures published by the Birmingham Office Market Forum are anything to go by , it looks like the office market is in for a positive end to the year as uptake rises.
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As well as brightening up the reception area of Vail Williams' Southampton office, the infographic hanging on the wall of Savannah House provides an insight into the characteristics that make up the Solent region. The local team got together one afternoon and true to management-speak, brain-stormed some ideas of what they felt were the key attributes and hot topics of the region.
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Further to the consultation in March 2018, the Government has published the final version of the National Planning Policy Framework (NPPF). This is now used in deciding all planning applications.
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It’s easy to put off thinking about issues that may arise from breaches of lease covenants relating to the condition of your property, but it’s important for businesses to ensure they’re one step ahead from the outset.
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We're delighted to announce our building consultancy team in Reading has expanded its expertise with the appointment of new Partner, Matthew Beech.
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Experts from our Heathrow office have hailed the announcement of the approval of the third runway at Heathrow, which has been dubbed an ‘historic moment’ by Transport Secretary, Chris Grayling.
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As business rates continue to be a source of concern for businesses across the country, Vail Williams’ senior surveyor, Adam Barnfield, gives his opinion on the current system and how the team of business rates experts at Vail Williams is helping clients navigate the complex process.
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At a recent seminar the hosts posed the question whether the ‘office was dead?’ with the conclusion, in part that, ‘it wasn’t dead but just smells a bit funny’.
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Businesses that own high-value residential properties (£500,000 and over) could be hit with tax increases when changes to the way the Annual Tax on Enveloped Dwellings (ATED) is calculated take effect.
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Chancellor Philip Hammond has confirmed in his Spring Budget that the government intends to move towards shorter revaluation periods.
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