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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COPING WITH THE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER’S CALL

25 November 2023

This month has seen the start of a programme of farm visits by Health and Safety Executive Pesticide Enforcement Officers, with the aim of enforcing rules about the management of... Read more >

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DEALING WITH DISASTER

10 November 2023

The havoc wreaked in Norfolk by storms Babet and Ciaran in the past few weeks has resulted in much media coverage about the consequences for householders, writes Catherine Hunt. Read more >

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LOOKING AHEAD WITH CONFIDENCE

3 November 2023

Without wanting to mention the ‘C’ word, we are already into November, and our sights are starting to focus on the new year, writes Clive Hedges. Read more >

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UNDERSTANDING YOUR LIABILITIES AND OBLIGATIONS AS A TENANT

28 October 2023

Tenant farmers have played a major part in British agriculture for hundreds of years, writes Tom Corfield. Read more >

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HIGH PROFILE DEAL REINFORCES ST ANDREWS BUSINESS PARK AS ‘CITY’S PREMIER BUSINESS PARK’

22 October 2023

A newly-refurbished office building on Norwich’s St Andrews Business Park has been let to one of the UK’s largest holiday lettings companies, in a move which has been described ‘reinforcing... Read more >

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PROPERTY A PART OF THE ‘GOLDEN TRIANGLE’ OF INVESTMENT FACTORS

18 October 2023

Access to high quality, affordable premises is one point of a ‘golden triangle’ of factors which will attract companies looking to set up in high growth areas – and flexible,... Read more >

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KEEPING YOUR OPTIONS OPEN

13 October 2023

In an uncertain property market, it is a good thing to keep your options open – and that is what vendors are choosing to do, writes Phil Cooper. Read more >

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THE REALITY BEHIND THE HEADLINES

6 October 2023

Headline writers have a tendency towards the sensational, and their words can and do have an effect on consumer confidence, writes David Thornton. Read more >