Commercial EPC Guide – Energy Performance Certificate
What is a commercial EPC? A commercial EPC (Energy Performance Certificate), also known as non-domestic EPC, is a certificate that tells you how energy efficient
Category : UK Commercial Property Guides
Read our detailed UK commercial property guides. We cover all aspects of commercial property whether you are looking to buy, sell, rent or let. With all the useful tips and advice, you will
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Guide to Renting Commercial Property UK – How to Rent Advice and Tips for Tenants
Renting a commercial property in the UK is a complex process and there are multiple factors to take into consideration. Tenancy types When it comes
Guide to Commercial Property Local Authority Searches
When leasing or purchasing a commercial property, carrying out local searches as part of the conveyancing process is one of the most important aspects of
SDLT – Stamp Duty Land Tax on Commercial Property Guide
What is SDLT? SDLT, which stands for Stamp Duty Land Tax is charged on all types of property and land transactions in the UK including
Guide to Buying UK Commercial Property – How to Buy Advice and Tips
If you are looking to buy a commercial property, there are a few steps you will need to take before making that important decision of
Business Rates Guide – Non Domestic Rates on UK Commercial Property
What are business rates? Business rates, also known as non-domestic rates, are a tax payable on commercial properties in the UK. Business rates are paid
Understanding the UK’s Heat Network Regulations
Commercial People have collaborated with the UK government’s Office for Product Safety & Standards. (OPSS), to help promote awareness of the ‘Heat Network Regulations’ that
The Differences Between Grade A and Grade B Offices
Whether you’re looking to purchase an office or simply rent a shared space, you will no doubt have come across the terms ‘Grade A’ or