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Empty property rates have become an investment issue

Recent developments underscore the importance of understanding the asset
Robert Hayton. (Ryan)
Robert Hayton. (Ryan)
By Robert Hayton
Ryan
September 21, 2026 | 6:52 AM

Empty property rates have traditionally been regarded as a consequence of vacancy. An occupier leaves, an initial period of relief applies and, if the property remains empty, a tax liability follows.

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