Arnolds Keys Blog
Insights and updates on the property market. Featuring opinion pieces and brand news across residential, commercial and agricultural sectors.
SOARING CONSTRUCTION COSTS CALL FOR REALISM ON RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT LAND
26 October 2021
The seemingly inexorable rise in house prices is leading to a buoyant residential development market – but soaring building costs are altering the economic balance when it comes to land values. Read more >
HOW OUR EXPERT WITNESS SERVICE CAN HELP RESOLVE DISPUTES
26 October 2021
TV courtroom dramas often feature an expert witness: a pathologist outlining the cause of death, a psychologist expressing an opinion about someone’s state of mind as they committed a crime,... Read more >
TOWNS LIKE SHERINGHAM AND AYLSHAM ARE HAVING THEIR MOMENT IN THE SUN
22 October 2021
A new survey has revealed the most in-demand towns in Norfolk when it comes to property sales – and at first glance its content might surprise some people. Read more >
ARNOLDS KEYS APPOINTS NEW HEAD OF COMMERCIAL AGENCY
19 October 2021
Norfolk-based property services firm Arnolds Keys has appointed Nick O’Leary as head of commercial agency, with the brief to drive development opportunities, handle disposals and acquisitions for developer, investment and... Read more >
HEDGES, TREES AND BOUNDARIES: DON’T CUT CORNERS, THIS IS A THORNY ISSUE
16 October 2021
Farmers often ask us, ‘can I just rip out that piece of hedge?’ or ‘can i just make a new gateway off the road?’ - and the most likely answer... Read more >
MAKING A CLEAN GETAWAY
15 October 2021
The subject of tenants’ deposits is one which often concerns landlords and tenants alike, and whilst the introduction of mandatory tenancy deposit schemes has helped, clarity on what can be... Read more >
SPREAD THE WORD: NORFOLK’S TIME HAS COME
29 September 2021
Norfolk needs to learn to blow its own trumpet to the rest of the country and beyond. Read more >
GETTING USED TO THE NEW NORMAL
24 September 2021
As part of his Covid economy protection measures, last July Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced that stamp duty would be suspended on residential property purchases up to £500,000 which completed by... Read more >