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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.

Read the final issue in our update series, to discover how the FFRF can help you and your business. The issue also looks at development opportunities that may exist for improving profits, and the changes to succession rights for tenant farmers.

When planning a development project, protecting the environment is now a major consideration. From building a new home to converting a unit in a city centre, converting a farm barn to creating a large property development, Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) is now a key requirement for developers which affects the preparation of a project through the planning system.

A prominent site fronting the River Wensum in Norwich should become a McCarthy Stone complex in a sale being handled by our Commercial team.

Clarity for developers and consultants is being urged following Natural England's recent response to the Norfolk Nutrient Calculator.

With the exponential rise in energy prices, the demand for cheaper renewable sources of energy and improved infrastructure has never been stronger. But how does this affect landowners?

The sale has completed on a 3.5 acre site on the edge of the village of Blunham identified for residential development.