Arnolds Keys Blog

Insights and updates on the property market. Featuring opinion pieces and brand news across residential, commercial and agricultural sectors.

 

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PLENTY OF SPARK ON THE ROAD TO DEVELOPMENT IN NORFOLK

28 January 2020

The UK population continues to increase, and as it does so we are sure to encounter growing pressure on our finite land supply – here in Norfolk we are already... Read more >

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A CONFIDENT START TO THE YEAR

18 January 2020

We have dusted off the crystal ball and taken a look at what the new year is going to bring for the residential property market in Norfolk. Read more >

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AN IMPORTANT REFERENCE POINT

16 January 2020

A recent case of a doctored bank statement shows the importance of carrying out proper, professional referencing checks, says Phil Cooper Read more >

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The Boris Bounce

12 January 2020

Like him or not, the ‘Boris Bounce’ saw stock exchange values of property companies rise by 12% immediately after the election. Read more >

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2020 vision

8 January 2020

It’s crystal ball time again, as we start the new year. How will the next 12 months pan out for investors in commercial property? To answer that question requires an... Read more >

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Christmas in different properties

18 December 2019

Our Operations Partner Jan Hÿtch talks us through Christmas in different properties... I’m not going to lie - having earlier this year moved to a modern riverside townhouse in... Read more >

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MASTERING THE TRANSITION FROM EDUCATION TO THE WORKPLACE

18 December 2019

All over Norfolk, 2019 graduates are coming to the end of their first few months of life in the actual workplace. Read more >

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Are you taking enough steps to reduce your carbon footprint?

14 December 2019

At the start of November DEFRA announced a new £500 million Woodland Carbon Guarantee scheme aimed at boosting tree-planting rates and helping to tackle climate change. The scheme promises long-term financial income in return for carbon sequestration. Farmers will be able to “sell” carbon credits to the government for a guaranteed price every five or ten years up to 2055/56

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