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One of the interestiing things is how much banks are willing to pay to keep a bank closed (which suggests that keeping them open must be costing a small fortune)
In Deal HSBC the landlord wants £37.5k a year and yet it still remains empty two years after their lease ended and the branch shut.
Barclays were paying 35k a year and have now sought a break clause in the lease which has enabled the landlord to put two apartments on the top two floors of this former purpose built bank branch and hopes they can let the old bank on the ground floor for 34k a year not including rates like HSBC as well.
Natwest pay 86k a year for the old Nat West in Deal with a lease ending in 2025.
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