Commercial News Archive
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London office market upturn noted - commercial mortgages
Central London office take-up has improved during the last quarter and has been described as "fairly substantial in the city".
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Upturn in commercial activity noted - commercial mortgages
An increase in enquiries related to commercial finance products has been noted by independent buy to let mortgages and commercial mortgages expert Mortgages for Business.
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Small firms 'in recovery' - commercial mortgages
Small companies are starting to show signs of recovery after being hit hard by the recession, according to the Federation of Small Businesses.
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Clarification needed on EPCs - commercial mortgages
The Institution of Commercial & Business Agents has called on the government to make clear the rules regarding Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) and commercial property.
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Business start-ups being considered - commercial mortgages
There are "many more people" than in previous years who are seeing opportunities to start up their own business, according to national enterprise network the NFEA.
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Energy-saving advice from NEF - commercial mortgages
Business bosses who have taken out commercial mortgages for their places of work may be looking for ways to save money.
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Govt 'is taking action' to help firms - commercial mortgages
UK firms have been told that the government is taking action to ensure they stay in business.
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Telecoms deal for businesses - commercial mortgages
UK companies paying commercial mortgages often need a financial boost and it may have come in the form of a package from the Federation of Small Businesses.
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Consultancy provides office rent update - commercial mortgages
It is probably not unrealistic to think that mid to late 2010 will be when office rents will stop falling in value, an expert has suggested.
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North-east Scotland market commended - commercial mortgages
The commercial property market in the north-east of Scotland is holding up "remarkably well", according to managing director of building and property consultant FG Burnett.

