Insights
Notes on land, planning and value.
Written for landowners and land teams, not for search engines. Occasional, and only when there is something worth saying.
What is your land actually worth?
Why the pounds-per-acre figure a neighbour quotes is almost never the number, and how a housebuilder really arrives at a bid.
Read[Local plan timetables and what they mean for your land]
Suggested: how the plan-making stages map onto value, and the points at which a landowner has to act rather than wait.
[Five clauses that cost landowners the most]
Suggested: cost caps, minimum price, longstop dates, the endeavours obligation, and the definition of a satisfactory permission.
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