Suffolk

Suffolk’s property market is thriving, driven by strong economic sectors including logistics, renewable energy and agriculture. The Port of Felixstowe, the UK’s largest container port, continues to fuel demand for industrial and commercial space, particularly in Ipswich and along the A14 corridor, where logistics hubs and business parks are expanding. Bury St Edmunds and Lowestoft are also key commercial centres, with ongoing development projects attracting businesses in technology, manufacturing, and retail. 

The residential property market in Suffolk offers significant variety. Ipswich has seen major regeneration, with new waterfront apartments and town-centre developments appealing to professionals and investors. Bury St Edmunds remains highly desirable for its period properties and strong amenities, while commuter towns such as Stowmarket and Sudbury attract buyers seeking direct rail links to London. Coastal areas like Aldeburgh and Southwold continue to command premium prices, while rural villages, particularly in the Waveney Valley, offer opportunities for countryside living with strong long-term value.