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No, I'm not a robot...there has been much in the news this week about concerns over the threat of AI, Artificial Intelligence. Nick Dunn, Head of Commercial in Norwich, discusses the impact of AI in Commercial Real Estate.

To enable our town centres to thrive, units formerly occupied by retail or other traditional businesses which can no longer survive need to be repurposed.

Our Commercial team has negotiated a five year lease renewal with Waterstones book store in the the centre of Lincoln.

Renewed investment in office and retail space in London bodes well for the CRE (Commercial Real Estate) sector; although the recovery may not be immediately visible, there are signs of optimistic change.

What's the Commercial property market like right now for investors, landlords and occupiers? Our experts give their views.

The term ‘ESG’ has been bounded around for some time now but what does it mean and should we engage?

If you are selling land to a developer, values have undoubtedly changed, however we believe the market is stabilising and there are more opportunities for smaller and medium sized house builders.

The Food Enterprise Park, situated on the outskirts of Norwich, can provide support for the region's food producers during the ongoing economic crisis.

A new industrial estate in Norwich being jointly marketed by our Commercial team is now two-thirds let or under offer after another firm has taken occupation in two of the purpose-built units.

As we face the challenges of continued economic uncertainty, particularly within town centre environments, our teams have the expertise to help manage any potential caution of developers looking to buy residential sites. The key to this, more than ever, is removing risk before purchase which benefits vendors and developers alike.