Arnolds Keys Blog
Insights and updates on the property market. Featuring opinion pieces and brand news across residential, commercial and agricultural sectors.
SOME SIMPLE PRECAUTIONS TO AVOID BECOMING THE VICTIM OF RENTAL FRAUD
11 April 2025
Recent data from the National Fraud Intelligence Bureau has revealed a worrying increase in rental fraud cases, with around 5,000 separate incidents reported in 2024, with tenants losing nearly £9... Read more >
WHY ‘PI’ BEATS AI EVERY TIME
4 April 2025
If you were to believe the tech advocates, Artificial Intelligence is the universal panacea which is going to make all of our lives infinitely better, and maybe even remove the... Read more >
WE MUST ACT TO GET THE PUBLIC ON FARMING’S SIDE
22 March 2025
I am by nature an optimist, writes Tom Corfield. Even in the darkest of scenarios, I always try to find a silver lining, a reason to look to the future... Read more >
WHY EXPERT EVIDENCE IS VITAL IN GROUND RENT REVIEWS
19 March 2025
Understanding statistics is a much undervalued skill today, writes Kevin Atkins. This was brought home to me recently when I read a positive comment saying that 80% of ground rent... Read more >
WEEDING OUT POTENTIAL PROBLEMS IN THE GARDEN
14 March 2025
Last weekend’s sunshine saw many of us venturing out into the garden, removing the lawnmower from its winter hibernation in the shed, and tackling those hardy weeds which have survived... Read more >
DON’T WORRY, WE ARE NOT ABOUT TO FALL OFF A CLIFF
7 March 2025
Two months into 2025, and the market has been as busy as the start of any year since the pandemic, writes Kate Gillard. Read more >
UNIQUE PARTNERSHIP TRANSFORMS HISTORIC GEORGIAN CITY BUILDING INTO SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS CENTRE
5 March 2025
A Grade II listed Georgian building in the historic heart of Norwich has been brought back to life as a thriving business centre thanks to a partnership between a city... Read more >
SPRING INTO ACTION
22 February 2025
Every farmer will know that the best-laid plans can easily be up-ended by our capricious weather, and that an element of flexibility is always required to mitigate the effects of... Read more >