Arnolds Keys Blog
Insights and updates on the property market. Featuring opinion pieces and brand news across residential, commercial and agricultural sectors.
MANAGING PARTNER MARKS HIS HALF CENTURY BY TACKLING THE NEW YORK MARATHON
13 October 2017
Guy Gowing (our Managing Partner) will be heading to the Big Apple to tackle his first marathon at the age of 50 – in aid of Norfolk’s sight loss charity... Read more >
ENSURING MAXIMUM VALUE FROM YOUR PROPERTY INVESTMENT
5 October 2017
The publication of a new valuation ‘Red Book’ – more properly titled ‘RICS Valuation, Global Standards 2017’ – may at first glance be of interest only to surveyors and other... Read more >
NEW DRIVE-THROUGH STARBUCKS SET TO OPEN FOLLOWING ‘MAJOR’ A11 PROPERTY DEAL
28 September 2017
A new drive-through Starbucks is set to open on the southbound A11 near Attleborough, following a major leasehold deal negotiated by Arnolds Keys. Read more >
GET THAT SALE WRAPPED UP FOR CHRISTMAS
22 September 2017
Despite the fact that it signals the end of summer, September is very much a month of renewal. Read more >
PROPERTY STUDENT CARRIES OFF PRESTIGIOUS AWARD AT FURTHER EDUCATION AWARDS
20 September 2017
A student on the ground-breaking Property and Customer Service course at City College Norwich has carried off the prestigious Business and Retail Achievement Award at this year’s City College Further... Read more >
AN IMPORTANT ENVIRONMENTAL MILESTONE LOOMS
7 September 2017
Next April (2018) marks the tenth anniversary of the introduction of Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) for commercial buildings. Read more >
DAREDEVIL PAIR RAISE OVER £1,000 IN TWO-MILE-HIGH FREEFALL CHALLENGE
4 September 2017
We are hugely proud of two members of our Sheringham branch who have raised over £1,000 for our charity of the year after jumping out of a plane flying at... Read more >
APPRAISING THE IDEAL HOLIDAY PROPERTY
25 August 2017
For many small-scale property investors, long-term residential buy-to-let has been seen as the default option for some time. Read more >