Parliamentary Papers
Parliamentary Papers
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The College holds a large amount of house property in Oxford, a considerable part of which is on beneficial leases. These leases are, with one or two exceptions, running out. Of the houses now let at rackrent, especially those in the parish of St. Thomas, Oxford, the greater part appears to have come into hand very lately or within the last few years ; and to have been in a very dilapidated condition on the termination of the leases. Some have been taken down as unfit for human habitation ; man...y have already been replaced by new houses, and in the place of others newly arranged (model) lodging- houses in two blocks have been built on the system of flats with common staircases, containing alto- • gether 30 sets of apartments let at weekly rents, varying from 4^. 2d. to 2s. 2d. per week, Christ Church paying all rates and taxes. The outlay on these lodging-houses and other cottages appears to have been 6,467/. 16s. ^ exclusive of the value of the sites on which they stand; and the gross accruing rent to be 253/., from which the outgoings for repairs, rates, and taxes have to be taken before the net return is found.
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The College holds a large amount of house property in Oxford, a considerable part of which is on beneficial leases. These leases are, with one or two exceptions, running out. Of the houses now let at rackrent, especially those in the parish of St. Thomas, Oxford, the greater part appears to have come into hand very lately or within the last few years ; and to have been in a very dilapidated condition on the termination of the leases. Some have been taken down as unfit for human habitation ; man...y have already been replaced by new houses, and in the place of others newly arranged (model) lodging- houses in two blocks have been built on the system of flats with common staircases, containing alto- • gether 30 sets of apartments let at weekly rents, varying from 4^. 2d. to 2s. 2d. per week, Christ Church paying all rates and taxes. The outlay on these lodging-houses and other cottages appears to have been 6,467/. 16s. ^ exclusive of the value of the sites on which they stand; and the gross accruing rent to be 253/., from which the outgoings for repairs, rates, and taxes have to be taken before the net return is found.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons to read onlineMoreLess
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