Rent reviews are a mechanism for adjusting a tenant’s rent to the current market level. Similarly, the revaluation of rating assessments adjusts the rates an occupier pays, bringing it into line with the current rating system. You negotiate rent reviews (if your lease provides for them) with your landlord. You negotiate with your local Valuation Officer over rates. The key questions are whether an increase is reasonable and whether you should challenge it. This briefing covers:
- The rent review terms in your lease.
- How to negotiate a low ‘open market rent’ valuation.
- How to appeal against a rent review.
- Rating assessments, and how to appeal.
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