Norfolk
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Intu and LIM complete Chapelfield acquisition
Intu properties and LaSalle Investment Management have completed their acquisition of the Intu Chapelfield shopping centre in Norwich.
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Aviva’s Norwich HQ up for sale
Aviva Insurance’s headquarters office in Norwich has been put up for sale with a price tag of £150m.
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LaSalle in line for intu Chapelfield
LaSalle Investment Management on behalf of the Greater Manchester Pension Fund has placed a half stake in intu’s Chapelfield shopping centre under offer for in excess of £150m.
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Keeping it local: the holiday towns banning second homes
HOLIDAY SPECIAL: It’s been more than a year since there was a referendum in St Ives to restrict the sale of new residentials for holiday homes. Is it an emotional…
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Larger lots prove viability of auctions
With the latest sales held by the two principle commercial auctioneers, Allsop and Acuitus, falling either side of the day the UK officially announced its intention to leave the European…
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Builder finds Anglo-Saxon burial ground
A builder has been left with a £250,000 bill after finding an Anglo-Saxon burial ground on land where he planned to construct a lake to alleviate flooding.
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Value of housing stock up 7%
The country’s housing stock rose in value by 7% this year, to a total of £8.17trn, figures from Zoopla showed.
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Auction news in brief
A round-up of news from the auction sector
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Auction news in brief: 16 July 2016
Former print works offered; seven-bedroom house with sauna to come under the hammer; Auction House group reports mid-year sales total
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City talks: live from Norwich
There is a lot going on in Norwich, but how much of it is known about outside the city? Panellists at the latest EG City Talks event favour joint efforts to…
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Norwich must lose “Alan Partridge” image
City Talks: Norwich is being touted as a city of opportunity, but must shrug off its “Alan Partridge” image and sell its success story internationally, said experts at EG’s second…
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Lots fall in Norwich as stock shortage bites
William H Brown achieved a 79% success rate at its latest Norwich sale