Morton Reeves Estate Agent

28/05/2026

Property Tip of the Day

Is Parking Important....?

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26/05/2026

Photography is a huge part of the presentation process, in fact, these days it is the most important part!

Morton Reeves uses a professional photographer to consistently get you the best results.

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25/05/2026

Alarm bells ring over asking prices after surprise Rightmove data

Rightmove has released surprising figures showing the average price of property coming to market has actually risen 1.2% in the past month.

This is actually higher than the typical May increase of 1.0% seen over the past decade.

It also goes against recent market snapshots from the major house price indices and the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.

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This is not the time for ambitious asking prices according to the portal – Alarm bells ring over asking prices after surprise Rightmove data

21/05/2026

If you would like a FREE market appraisal of your home please fill in the form on our website & we'll be in touch with you as soon as possible to arrange a convenient time to come out to you.

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19/05/2026

It’s important when approaching the process of marketing a home that we have a strategy. Many agents just take a few photos on their mobile phone and see what happens when it goes on rightmove! We have a plan. We will work out this plan with you when we start marketing and we will have a plan to get more interest, if things don’t start to happen straight away.

Our experience over many years of selling property allows us to judge how the market is going to respond to economic influences which means whatever the market, we have a way of getting you moved.

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18/05/2026

Make sure you are not in the wrong half of the market....!

"Why half of UK homes fail to sell - and what successful sellers do differently"

Ever worried about taking the plunge and getting that ‘for sale’ sign up, only to find your home sits around and won’t sell?

It’s only natural to worry about what might happen once you’re on the market.

The latest Zoopla survey results show this worry isn’t unfounded, but you have more influence than you might think. In fact, successful sellers are doing a few key things differently to get a result:

https://www.zoopla.co.uk/discover/property-news/why-half-of-uk-homes-fail-to-sell/

44% of UK homes are getting stuck without a buyer and unrealistic pricing is the biggest reason. Here's what successful sellers are doing differently in 2026.

18/05/2026

Homeowners turn to solar panels as oil prices rise

Renewable energy firms in Yorkshire have reported a spike of interest in solar panels prompted by the US-Israel war with Iran.

As fuel prices have risen, households have been turning away from oil and gas, with energy supplier Octopus seeing a 50% rise in solar panel sales - a picture replicated in local companies.

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Yorkshire installers report up to a tenfold increase in interest since the start of the Iran war.

14/05/2026

Morton Reeves is an independent Estate Agency based in Norwich, Norfolk.

We offer honest advice decanted from excellent local knowledge and many years of involvement in the Norfolk and North Suffolk property markets.

We combine this experience with a wealth of local knowledge to generate strategies that flood the property market with coverage and that will enable us, to get the best exposure for your home.

We offer the professional service you deserve… and we do it with an attractive 'No Sale – No Fee' price.

Why not call us NOW, to book your free market appraisal on 01603 432000.

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12/05/2026

Property Tip of the Day

Viewing Preparation

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11/05/2026

Japanese knotweed wipes £21.4 billion off property values

The blight of Japanese knotweed is wiping an estimated £21.4 billion from the value of the UK housing market, with more than 1.5 million homes affected, according to new research from invasive plant specialist Environet.

Research conducted with Censuswide in January 2026 indicates that 7% of the UK’s homes – more than 1.58 million properties – are impacted by the invasive plant. Property values are typically reduced by around 5%, equivalent to £13,500 per home, highlighting the significant impact on the nation’s housing wealth.

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The blight of Japanese knotweed is wiping an estimated £21.4 billion from the value of the UK housing market, with more than 1.5 million homes affected, according to new research from invasive plant specialist Environet. – Japanese knotweed wipes £21.4 billion off property values