Rents, asking prices, availability and business-rates context for the Yate commercial property market, Bristol — built from live CommercialUK listing data.
There are currently 3 commercial properties available in Yate, all currently to let, marketed by 1 agent. Retail space dominates with 2 listings. The median asking rent across priced lettings is £16,000 per annum0.0
67% of Yate listings include published floor area. Figures exclude POA listings and are based on asking prices, not achieved values.
CommercialUK breaks the Yate market down by use class so you can jump straight to what you need. Right now retail accounts for the largest share of available stock in the area.
On top of rent or purchase price, occupiers in Yate should budget for business rates — a tax on most non-domestic property set by multiplying the property’s rateable value (RV) by the national multiplier, then applying any reliefs (such as Small Business Rate Relief).
Rateable values are set by the Valuation Office Agency and reflect estimated open-market rent, so they broadly track the Yate rental levels shown above. Service charges, buildings insurance, EPC compliance and fit-out are additional costs to factor in before committing to a lease or purchase.
There are currently 3 commercial properties available in Yate, Bristol on CommercialUK — 3 to let and 0 for sale, marketed by 1 agent.
Based on 1 priced listings to let in Yate, the median asking rent is £16,000 per annum. Actual rent depends on size, location, condition and lease terms.
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