Altus Group
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| Stock price | AIF |
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| Headquarters | Toronto |
| Canada | |
| Revenue | 478 million CAD |
| Founders | Gary Yeoman |
| Founded | 2005 |
| Number of employees | 2,500 |
| Subsidiaries | ALTUS INSITE |
| ARGUS Software, Inc. | |
| Date of Reg. | |
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| ID | 2625232 |
About Altus Group
Altus Group Limited is a Canadian commercial real estate services and software company, based in Toronto, Ontario. The company claims that 46 out of the top 50 commercial real estate owners use one of its products.
Two pubs a day disappearing in England and Wales
... The overall number of pubs in England and Wales, including those vacant and being offered to let, fell to 39,404 at the end of June, according to the data, which was compiled by commercial real estate specialists Altus Group...
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We're so short staffed our hotel has to turn people away
... And new data from the Altus Group showed businesses were failing, Paul Waterson from the Scottish Licenced Trade Association said: " Pre-Brexit we were in a good position and then we lost a lot of staff and that is the main problem...
Number of pubs falls by 7,000 in a decade
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Two pubs a day disappearing in England and Wales
By Oliver SlowBBC News
Two pubs A Day have disappeared in England and Wales in The First half of the year, according to government statistics.
Figures showed that 230 pubs vanished in the three months to 30 June - an increase over the previous quarter when The Doors to 153 pubs shuttered.
It means 383 pubs were demolished or converted for other uses between January and June .
Campaigners have called for planning laws to change to protect pubs.
It Comes after The Crooked House pub in the West Midlands - Once dubbed the UK's " wonkiest" public House - provoking outrage in the community and beyond.
The overall number of pubs in England and Wales, including those vacant and being offered To Let , fell to 39,404 at The End of June , according to the data, which was compiled by commercial Real Estate specialists Altus Group .
Wales lost The Greatest number of pubs in The First half of the year, with 52 disappearing, while London and the North West lost 46 each.
A total of 386 pubs disappeared throughout the whole of 2022.
Alex Probyn, president of property tax at Altus Group , called on Chancellor Jeremy Hunt to take action in his autumn statement in November, including by easing the pressure of business rates on the sector.
Currently, firms that pay business rates - which is charged on most non-domestic properties, including pubs, offices and Holiday Homes - will see an inflation-linked increase come next April unless there is government intervention.
This is expected to add More Than 6% to bills next year.
" With energy costs up 80% year-on-year in a low-growth, high-inflation and high-interest rates environment, The Last thing pubs need is an average business rates hike of £12,385 next year, " Mr Probyn said.
Pubs, as with other eligible hospitality, leisure and retail businesses, currently get a 75% discount off their business rates bills for the 2023-2024 tax Year Up to a cap of £110,000 per business, but this is set to end in March 2024.
The Campaign for Pubs has warned that even profitable pubs are being lost due to landlords wanting to " cash in" by developing pubs, such as by converting or demolishing premises for housing.
The Group - which aims to promote, protect and support pubs across the Country - has called on the government to introduce stricter penalties for " unauthorised conversions and demolitions".
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
