[2025] UKUT 163 (LC)
Upper Tribunal Lands Chamber

[2025] UKUT 163 (LC)

Fecha: 05-Jun-2025

Conclusions

Conclusion and determination

55.

Our analysis of the two pieces of rental evidence now known to have been available at the AVD, and our finding that there is no discernible evidence of rental growth between the dates of those lettings and the AVD, lead us to conclude that a main space rate of £65.75 per m2 is appropriate for distribution warehouses in Hemel Hempstead with 12 metre eaves.

56.

When this figure is applied to the Property, with an area ITMS of 14,183m2, the unadjusted assessment is £932,525. We then apply an end allowance of 12.6% for the various disabilities which brings us to £815,027. We then add plant and machinery at £12,091 leading to a final assessment of £827,118. We round to rateable value £825,000.

Mrs Diane Martin TD MRICS FAAV Mr Mark Higgin FRICS FIRRV

5 June 2025

Right of appeal 

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