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How do you value properties with more than one self-contained unit?
When a property contains more than one self-contained unit we will set a rateable value for each separately occupied unit.
If a single business occupies more than one of several adjoining units, we will combine the rateable value for the units they occupy and they will receive a consolidated bill from the local council.
Examples of this include:
- An office block with different occupiers on each floor, or part of a floor
- An warehouse that has been split into two or more units let to different occupiers.
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