1982 property values: Why do they matter?
Following a difficult five years after the economic crisis in 2008, almost all sectors of the property market have experienced growth in demand and values. And with growth comes gain. Which, for many, brings the issue of Capital Gains Tax (CGT) to the fore again.
Read moreWorking at Fenn Wright 50 years ago
A young college leaver, not quite 18 years old, applied for a job with local estate agents Fenn Wright in Colchester – and got it. Despite cheekily asking for half a crown (12.5p) more than the £7/5s (£7.25p) a week she was offered! That was in 1966.
Read moreWhat’s happening in the commercial world in Sudbury?
Lewis Chambers, Partner and Head of Commercial talks to us about current commercial market conditions in Sudbury.
Read moreCommercial property win: Busiest agent in Suffolk
Fenn Wright’s commercial property team in Ipswich has scooped two awards for their success during 2015 from Estates Gazette, the most widely read and respected national property journal.
Read moreStrong demand of commercial investment property
Alistair Mitchell, from Fenn Wright’s commercial property team in Ipswich explains why he believes the demand for commercial property in the region is strong, and highlights three interesting new instructions.
Read more2016 Budget and property
In this week’s budget George Osborne announced Capital Gains Tax (CGT) rates are to be reduced from April 2016, and other measures that will affect those with property and those saving to buy property.
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