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Norfolk has the second fewest burglaries in the country, according to recent research, with Suffolk coming in third. According to security company ADT’s 2023 Burglary Report, the county is one of...

The latest report from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) depicts the continuation of a challenging market but a more stable situation in a year. According to the UK Residential Survey,...

With the new season often comes the desire to make a few changes to the home, especially when the temperature drops and we start to feel the chill of autumn and winter. Not only do we spend more time inside...

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) has called on policymakers to place more urgent focus on quality, safety and sustainability in the design and construction of UK buildings. Published during...

A new study of over 600,000 available properties reveals that homes in need of renovation are the most in demand among buyers. According to property portal Rightmove, these are now eight per cent or £29,000,...

Homes England has announced a new national index of professional housing resources. The Housing Information Hub, now available on www.gov.uk will support the sector by providing direct access to over 300...

The ongoing saga regarding reinforced autoclave aerated concrete (RAAC) in public buildings is now impacting student accommodation in Norwich. Young people have been moved out of the University of East...

Norfolk homeowners and landlords are being urged to help prevent floods this autumn. With bird nesting season over, those who live or own properties in the county are being asked to take small, simple...

The average asking price of newly marketed properties dropped in August by 1.9 per cent to £364,895. This is the biggest drop in asking prices at this time of year since 2018, outpacing the average...

English Heritage properties in Norfolk are to benefit from a new heritage apprenticeship programme, designed to pass the dying skill of flint-knapping to a younger generation. Binham Priory, Blakeney Guildhall,...

Times are hard and it is becoming increasingly difficult for young people – even those with good salaries – to buy a home. Daniel Copley, consumer expert at Zoopla, says they should not despair,...

The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA)’s exhibition Wide-Angle View is to be held at RIBA’s Architecture Gallery in London, UK. In 1969, the Architectural Review began the series...