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Four listed buildings in the centre of Norwich with potential for Commercial/Leisure or Residential have gone on sale.

Are we seeing some healthy activity in the retail sector? Our Commercial expert Katie Bates discusses.

The building which housed one of Norwich’s most famous restaurants, the Last Brasserie in St George’s Street, is available to let for £37,000 a year with our Commercial team.

Businesses are being urged to help create an innovative new hybrid rooftop 'solar farm' scheme. This could see hundreds of Commercial buildings across the city of Norwich install solar panels on their roofs.

Our Residential team in Norwich has been instructed to sell the childhood home of renowned artist Edward Seago, located in one of the finest areas of the city, in the 'Golden Triangle.'

We need the Government to bring calm and confidence to the Commercial property sector which does not prosper amid volatility in the market.

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