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The new planning requirement for developments in England to result in a 10% biodiversity uplift offers rural landowners novel opportunities to generate diversified income streams from their land.

As of April 2024, Charles Whitaker, Managing Partner of Brown&Co, has announced a series of promotions across the firm including several changes within the Management Board.

How is supply and demand issues affecting land for sale for Residential Development? Our Commercial Surveyor in Norwich, Andrew Haigh, discusses.

A rare site of 11.7 acres on one of the highest points in South Norfolk boasting over 3,000 newly planted trees and with planning permission for a 6,000sqft house is for sale.

Rarely available Residential Development opportunities are for sale at our County Property Auction next month. James Mulhall tells us more.

Andrew Haigh, commercial surveyor and divisional partner in our Norwich office, discusses the changes in nutrient neutrality.

Our firm has teams of Chartered Architects and Planners. Why do you need them for your Development or Residential project?

Despite a housing market which remains challenging, our next County Property Auction is packed with varied lots for all types of buyers. James Mulhall, Residential and Auction Sales Manager, tells us what's on offer.

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.

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.

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.