Arnolds Keys Blog
Insights and updates on the property market. Featuring opinion pieces and brand news across residential, commercial and agricultural sectors.
Buying a holiday home
30 April 2019
Last week’s sunny weather will have made many consider holidaying in the UK this year, but in fact the ‘staycation' is here to stay for a number of reasons other... Read more >
Loving Where We Live
29 April 2019
For those of us who are lucky enough to live in Norfolk, it is sometimes easy to take for granted what a great place to live our county is. Read more >
SUPPLY AND DEMAND IMBALANCE DRIVING UP COMMERCIAL PROPERTY VALUES
18 April 2019
Strong demand from both occupiers (driving growth in rental yields) and investors, coupled with a shortage of freehold investment opportunities, is driving up commercial property values in most sectors –... Read more >
THE TENANT FEE BAN - NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR LANDLORDS AND TENANTS
15 April 2019
It is less than two months to go now before the introduction of the Tenant Fee Ban. Read more >
Room to improve - what are the pros and cons of buying a property with outline planning?
9 April 2019
Not everyone is prepared to take on a project – but if as a purchaser you are, you can add significant value to your investment, and end up with exactly... Read more >
INVESTORS NEED TO THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX
1 April 2019
Strong demand for investment in commercial property means that investors are having to start thinking outside the box – both in terms of looking at different sectors and accepting slightly lower initial yields in the short term with the prospect of rental or capital growth in the future.
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Public money for public goods… and food?
23 March 2019
As the Brexit deadline fast approaches it is as yet unclear as to whether the United Kingdom will be granted an extension by the European Union. Read more >
GET READY FOR THE BREXIT BOUNCE
23 March 2019
I’m sure most people are thoroughly fed-up of reading about Brexit, whether it’s the dogma-driven fake news peddled by ambitious politicians, or the seemingly endless procedural infighting. Read more >