“I can sum it up in one word: tumultuous. It has been a uniquely challenging year.”
From the new 2017 rating list process “Check, Challenge, Appeal”; important court and tribunal decisions; the reopening of the 2010 rating list to reverse the effects of Mazars; and the imminent arrival of a new valuation date (1 April 2019) for 2021 revaluation, 2018 has been a busy year.
Join rating consultant and EG columnist Blake Penfold as he reviews the year’s many developments, discusses his top five rating cases, reflects on how England is faring compared to Scotland and Wales and gives his thoughts on what listeners can expect in the rating sphere in 2019.
Investing through Auctions: Is the future of auctions in or out of the room?
How to make the dilapidations process greener
Voice of the Region: Kent – White cliffs and forklifts
ESG Like Sunday Morning: Tackling climate issues and more, live from COP26 (in part)
On the Case: Doorbell cameras, privacy and data protection
EG Like Sunday Morning: Beset by tricks, but filled with awards night and BTR treats
What will the Autumn Budget deliver for real estate?
EG Like Sunday Morning: Letting voices be heard on D&I
Voice of the Region: West Midlands – Politics of logistics
Bricks & Mortar: Hollis’s Katherine Beisler on the benefits of its new junior board
Rollercoaster rides and roadmaps: Real estate’s ESG journey
EG Like Sunday Morning: Back in the studio!
How to move from embracing to celebrating difference
On the Case: The blockbuster Covid rent arrears decision in Trocadero
Future of Real Estate: Can Birmingham win gold?
The role of the office in post-pandemic London
The power of difference
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How do investors see post-pandemic London?
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