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BREA: Rent control could affect property values (opens the original)
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David Morley, president of the Bahamas Real Estate Association (BREA), told Guardian Business yesterday that enforcing rent control could affect property values. Morley said after reading comments by Minister of Economic Affairs Jerome Fitzgerald on revisions to the Rent Control Act, he agreed that a lot of consultation is still required. âAt this point BREA has not yet been consulted or asked to assist and we hope we will.â Fitzgerald told the media on Monday that the government plans to in
BREA: 21-day late VAT charge on real estate transactions needs more consultation (opens the original)
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David Morley, president of the Bahamas Real Estate Association, told Guardian Business yesterday that the enforcement of 5.25 percent interest charge on value added tax (VAT) not paid after 21 days on real estate transactions needs more consultation with stakeholders in order to create a âwin-winâ for all sides, instead of putting the burden on the banks and purchasers. Morely cautioned the Department of Inland Revenue (DIR) on the enforcement of the October 5 Value Added Tax Amendment Act 2
Enhancement works begin on Junkanoo Beach (opens the original)
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Junkanoo Beach and Vendors Association (JBA) President Byron Coley-Austin told Guardian Business yesterday that the Ministry of Works (MOW) was on the ground last week on Wednesday doing enhancement work on Junkanoo Beach. Coley-Austin, in a statement, said: âThere is work presently taking place on Junkanoo Beach. The JBA is extremely pleased with the progress and improvements currently taking place at Junkanoo Beach. âFollowing several productive meetings with Minister of Tourism Glenys Han
GBUC rate request to be overseen by restructured GBPA regulatory committee (opens the original)
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Emphasizing that the Grand Bahama Utility Companyâs (GBUC) rate review request is an application for consideration and does not constitute an approved rate adjustment, the Grand Bahama Port Authority (GBPA) said in a statement yesterday that the application will be reviewed by a restructured regulatory committee. âNo determination will be made until the application has undergone regulatory review and public consultation, including an opportunity for residents, businesses and other stakeholde
Sidney Poitier Bridge repairs to cost $1.5 million (opens the original)
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Executive Chairman of The Bridge Authority Alex Storr said the estimate to repair the toll booths on the Sidney Poitier Bridge is $1.5 million. The toll booths were extensively damaged when a heavy-duty cement truck crashed into them and several other motorists after a brake failure on the morning of July 17. The truck smashed into multiple vehicles and pinned at least one car against a toll booth structure. The resulting chain reaction damaged roughly 50 vehicles, causing extensive gridlock and
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