United Kingdom · WEST MIDLANDS · STAFFORDSHIRE MOORLANDS
56 commercial titles in STAFFORDSHIRE MOORLANDS are held by a company that shows distress in the public record. In 1 of them an administrator, a liquidator or a receiver now decides a sale.
| Stage | What it means | Titles |
|---|---|---|
| Control has passed | Someone other than the directors now decides a sale. | 1 |
| Owner dissolved | The owner no longer exists; the property generally passes to the Crown. | 0 |
| Under pressure | The directors still decide, under pressure from creditors or the register. | 0 |
| Under strain | The owner is behind with its filings at Companies House. | 1 |
| Stage | Since | Property | Place | Rateable value | Floor area | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Control has passed Receivers appointed by the lender over a charge that names this title | June 2026 | Hotel, freehold | STAFFORDSHIRE MOORLANDS | £50,000 to £100,000 | not stated | Hidden: unlock with a Praetor plan |
| Under strain Accounts overdue | September 2026 | Industrial, freehold | STAFFORDSHIRE MOORLANDS | £1m to £5m | over 10,000 m² | Hidden: unlock with a Praetor plan |
| Retail, freehold | STAFFORDSHIRE MOORLANDS | £500,000 to £1m | 2,500 to 5,000 m² | Hidden: unlock with a Praetor plan | ||
| Industrial, freehold | STAFFORDSHIRE MOORLANDS | £500,000 to £1m | over 10,000 m² | Hidden: unlock with a Praetor plan | ||
| Industrial, freehold | STAFFORDSHIRE MOORLANDS | £500,000 to £1m | over 10,000 m² | Hidden: unlock with a Praetor plan | ||
| Industrial, leasehold | STAFFORDSHIRE MOORLANDS | £500,000 to £1m | over 10,000 m² | Hidden: unlock with a Praetor plan | ||
| Industrial, freehold | STAFFORDSHIRE MOORLANDS | £100,000 to £250,000 | 5,000 to 10,000 m² | Hidden: unlock with a Praetor plan | ||
| Industrial, freehold | STAFFORDSHIRE MOORLANDS | £100,000 to £250,000 | 5,000 to 10,000 m² | Hidden: unlock with a Praetor plan |
Praetor reads the Gazette, Companies House and HM Land Registry every day and matches each commercial title to its owner's state. A plan shows the owner, the administrator, liquidator or receiver who now decides a sale, every published route to them with its source, and a first letter ready to send. A due diligence pack covers one title in full, with no plan needed.