Written by the Revive Estates Group team — independent land development consultants helping landowners across the UK understand and unlock the development potential of their land, property and buildings. The short answer You can check whether your land is in the Green Belt using your local council’s planning policies map — it’s free and takes […]
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Written by the Revive Estates Group team — independent land development consultants helping landowners across the UK understand and unlock the development potential of their land, property and buildings. The short answer Both agreements allow a developer or promoter to work towards planning permission on your land at their cost and risk — but they
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Written by the Revive Estates Group team — independent land development consultants helping landowners across the UK understand and unlock the development potential of their land, property and buildings. The short answer Grey Belt is a new category of Green Belt land introduced by the December 2024 National Planning Policy Framework update. It refers to
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It happens more often than you might think. A letter arrives in the post, an email lands in your inbox, or someone knocks on your door. A developer or land promoter is interested in your land and wants to talk. For many landowners, this moment comes completely out of the blue. You may never have
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Can I Build on My Land? A UK Landowner’s Guide It’s one of the most common questions we hear from landowners across the UK. You own a piece of land — a large garden, a paddock, a field, a redundant building — and you’re wondering: could I actually build on this? The answer, in many
Is My Land Suitable for Development? Here’s How to Find Out If you’ve ever looked at a piece of land you own — whether it’s a large garden, a redundant commercial building, an old barn or an open field — and wondered whether it could be worth significantly more than you think, you’re not alone.
How Much Is My Land Worth To A Developer? Development land is valued based on what can be built on it — not its current use. Land with planning permission can be worth 10 to 50 times more than the same land without it. The only way to know what your site is realistically worth
Many landowners are approached by developers offering an option agreement but have little understanding of how these agreements work or whether they represent the best route forward. Option agreements are one of the most common methods used by developers to secure development land. They can offer advantages for both parties, but they also come with
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Understanding One of the Most Effective Ways to Maximise Land Value Many landowners know their land may have development potential but are unsure how to unlock its value. One option often discussed within the development industry is land promotion. However, many landowners have never heard the term before and may not fully understand how it
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For many owners, equestrian properties are far more than just land and buildings. They are businesses, family homes, and often the result of years of hard work and investment. However, as operating costs continue to rise and planning policy evolves, an increasing number of riding school owners, livery yard operators, and private stable owners are