Do you have land you think has development potential but don’t know where to begin with obtaining planning permission? Are you worried about making the wrong decision when it comes to selling your land? Let us guide you through the basics of selling your land with Land Market…
With all manner of environmental and financial factors to consider, getting planning permission for your land is without doubt a complicated process. The type of planning permission sought not only influences the value of the land, but its ultimate saleability. It is therefore vital to understand the entire process from start to finish to ensure the correct decisions are made every step of the way.
Here at Land Market we pride ourselves on providing simple straightforward solutions in this complex world of planning and developing so why not let our experts take the stress and risk out of assessing and selling your land?
Where is your land?
When you get in touch with Land Market all we need to initially know is the location of your land –a postcode, address or send us a plan, from there we can carry out all the required assessments to determine how best to go about ultimately selling your land. Utilising our specialised analysis and mapping systems we will quickly and comprehensively measure your land and appraise the planning potential for your site.
Do you want us to obtain planning on your behalf?
Land Market will look into the planning background, access and environmental factors to establish your land’s prospects and take care of producing the plethora of reports that may be required to support a planning application. These may include tree surveys, ecology reports, transport assessments, sustainability reports, a flood risk assessment, environmental assessment and energy assessments. These reports would be included in the overall package based on a no-win-no-fee basis agreement.
Land Market’s assessment will enable you to understand your land’s value and as industry leaders for 25 years you can rest assured that we will use our expertise and knowledge to ensure that land is promoted for development in the most effective manner.
Our initial consultation service is offered completely free of charge with Land Market only taking fees once your land is sold. We welcome the opportunity to discuss your land with you and happily give professional confidential advice on any aspect of selling your land for development.
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