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We have just launched for sale a rare Residential Development opportunity ideal for developers looking for a suitable site when land is scarce - and with the huge benefit of having planning permission in place too.

Our Residential Lettings teams are seeing a rise in the number of properties in villages and countryside locations as some tenants look to exit city centre locations.

More stability in the housing market is being forecasted amidst varying national reports of how much property sales are recovering.

Our Norwich online auction team sold six out of six lots today in another of its regular sales - with some properties going under the virtual hammer for up to £60,000 over the guide prices.

The Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee has increased interest rates again to 4.25%. This is the 11th increase in a row.

We live in a world where you can do everything from book a holiday, renew insurance, order a meal or a prescription, do your tax and sell your car without ever interacting with an actual person. So, why do you need someone to sell your home when you can DIY?

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.

In the current climate of economic uncertainty, higher interest rates, lower house prices and a lack of supply, the question for many is: Should I sell now? We say now is actually a surprisingly good time to sell - here's why.

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.

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.

Despite recent challenges of rising interest rates and energy costs, there is renewed confidence in the housing market as some lenders today started to reduce mortgage rates.