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Verchili ensures that owners and local merchants should agree on rent Trade center revamped its image and offer. The commercial sector Castellón "begins to raise its head," the president of Centre Ciutat Castelló, José Luis Verchili, who explains that in the months of April and May "had been opened in our river a total of 11 shops." In any case, Verchili qualifies in the sector remain in the red. That is, it continues to destroy more business from which they arise, "but the figures are alike and that is very important." In fact, in the same period in which Centre Ciutat Castelló documents the opening of 11 new stores, the association says they have closed their doors until 15. The increase in opening new stores to respond, according Verchili at an interest rate of "self-employment of many people who are working hard to find another way and that, moreover, wants to take interest in the compensation he has received from his former employment." In fact, the generation of jobs is minimal: "It is basically the person who started the business and in some cases, they are the least, has hired a part-time clerk," the head of Centre Ciutat Castelló, who nevertheless insist that "every action, however small, adds up." Verchili also ensures that the reduction of rents "is also serving to encourage future entrepreneurs," and notes that, despite the higher have been recorded a decrease of 40% over 2006 prices, "are still very high." In this sense, Verchili ensures that business owners and "should go hand in hand" and set the rents "to market realities." In this way, and in his words, "both would benefit, because the merchant could work and the owner would not have their premises closed." Levante 02/06/2010 |
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