Commercial News Archive
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Landlords 'set to make moves' - commercial mortgages
03/06/2009
Landlord website Smartlandlord.co.uk has revealed that now could be an ideal time for buy to let investors to purchase property.
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Training requirements for small firms - commercial mortgages
01/06/2009
Many businesses - some of which will have recently secured commercial mortgages for their workplaces - are unaware of the training opportunities available to them, according to the Federation of Small Businesses.
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Firms 'should show caution with property' - commercial mortgages
28/05/2009
Businesses should not be focusing on "what ifs" when it comes to organising office space and commercial property, according to one expert.
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Office market at rock bottom - commercial mortgages
26/05/2009
The office market slump has reached its lowest point, but the recovery is likely to be slow.
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Commercial property price drop 'reaching end' - commercial mortgages
21/05/2009
The UK commercial property market is getting closer to the bottom in terms of prices, according to one expert.
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FSB makes small business plea - commercial mortgages
19/05/2009
The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) has called for local councillors to focus on small firms in the forthcoming local elections.
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'Many sectors' affected by empty property tax - commercial mortgages
15/05/2009
The reasons for implementing an empty property tax in the UK have been questioned.
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Rics not ruling out house price hike - commercial mortgages
13/05/2009
The chief economist of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics) has not ruled out house price rises in the near future.
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'Positive' signs in commercial property market - commercial mortgages
11/05/2009
Recent indications that the rate of decline in the commercial property sector is slowing are encouraging, according to one expert.
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Financial uncertainty for SMEs - commercial mortgages
07/05/2009
Small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) face an uncertain time in the current economic climate, according to market research agency Continental Research.
