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Thanks to travel restrictions imposed following the COVID-19 pandemic, more people than ever are shunning foreign travel and planning a staycation in the UK this summer. With North Norfolk one of the country’s favourite holiday destinations, we thought now would be the perfect time to take a closer look at some of the county’s hidden hideaways.

Set on the stunning Suffolk Coast, not far from the border with Norfolk, Lowestoft is one of the region’s best-known seaside towns. Boasting two piers, a Blue Flag beach and a thriving cultural scene, it’s fast becoming a popular destination for holidaymakers and those looking to relocate. If you’re considering a move to the coast Lowestoft, Britain’s most easterly town, may well be the perfect choice. 

Over the previous 20 years, property prices in the UK have trebled. During the past decade alone, values have increased by an average of 35%, with many experts predicting prices will keep going up and up over the coming years.

Although the price of land has undulated over the years, it’s always been seen as a good investment. Whether it’s for development or for agricultural use, putting your money in land can help you to weather financial storms and economic uncertainty.

If you already own land in Norfolk, working with a developer to make the most of the asset can help you to realise its true value. Alternatively, you can work to develop the land yourself and maximise your profits. Keep reading to find out more.

As soon as the COVID-19 lockdown began, people across the UK immediately felt its impact. Overnight, millions of us started working from home, companies restructured their operating systems and tech solutions were brought in to tackle the new challenges facing a world under lockdown.

At the moment, there’s still a lot of uncertainty surrounding the pandemic, the lockdown and the housing market. However, some trends are beginning to emerge, giving us a glimpse into what the post-COVID market might look like.

Coronavirus' Covid-19 has evoked a somewhat 'unidentified' financial uncertainty amongst the best of us. However, we have some brighter, more positive and uplifting knowledge that may help reassure your minds amongst the agglomeration of negativity.

Due to new investment opportunities, we are seeking joint venture partners.

Norwich has been named as one of the UK’s biggest areas of excellence in research and just a quick look around the city and wider area and it’s easy to see why. The city boasts the third highest concentration of research parks in the UK, with its two leading universities – the University of East Anglia and Norwich University of the Arts – being central hubs for this high level of intensive research. The high numbers and skill levels of graduates from these pioneering institutions supported a 21% increase in digital business in the area between 2010 and 2013 with almost 20,000 people working in the sector today.

New research carried out by Frank Knight has outlined the state of the UK property market as of May 2018. The main headlines of the report are that growth has slowed over all although there remains a positive rate of change. Price growth across the UK is expected to be 1% in 2018 and 14.2% in total between 2018 and 2022. UK rental growth is also set to be around 14% between 2018 and 2022.