Unlock the value of your land
We specialise in Land Promotion and work with landowners to secure planning permission at our cost and risk.
The good news is our team specialises in strategic land promotion.
We will use our relationships and expertise to secure planning permission and maximise the value of your land.
Do you own land?
If you have land that adjoins a town or village, now might be the right time to bring it forward for planning permission.
Why choose Steindale?
- Maximum profits for landowners in the shortest possible time.
- Risk-free for landowners as we fund all financial costs and only receive our share when the land is sold.
- We ensure a stress-free experience for the landowner by expertly managing every aspect of the land promotion process.
- We utilise land promotion agreements as a means to promote transparency and accountability while aligning interests.
- We achieve the best financial offer by selling the land through competitive tenders on the open market.
- Developments are planned to meet local needs in consultation with the community, to ensure a positive and lasting impact.
What we do
Steindale offers planning expertise, financial resources, and project management to help landowners realise the full potential of their land assets while navigating the complexities of the planning and development process.
Site Identification
We identify land with development potential by reviewing existing planning applications, planning policies, land availability assessments, and site constraints.
Land Assembly
We may combine smaller parcels of land to create larger, more feasible development sites, enhancing the overall project value and feasibility.
Market Analysis
As part of our feasibility appraisal, we conduct market research to determine the demand for specific types of developments, ensuring that proposed projects align with market needs.
Land Promotion
We specialise in promoting sites through the Local Plan process to secure permission for development.
Stakeholder Engagement
We liaise with local authorities, communities, and other stakeholders to build support for proposed developments, addressing concerns and ensuring transparency throughout the process.
Due Diligence
We thoroughly investigate various aspects of a potential project to assess its viability, potential risks, and compliance with regulations.
Project Management
We manage planning applications from start to finish, coordinating with architects, engineers, and other professionals to develop plans meeting council requirements and community needs.
Sustainability
In alignment with the Biodiversity Net Gain (BNG) requirements, we aim to integrate sustainable and environmental design principles into our developments.
Marketing
We strategically market the land with planning permission and sell through competitive tenders to achieve the best offer.
Working in partnership
We want to create the best outcomes for our client partnerships and the communities we work in. This means partnering with the best in class to deliver a shared vision for a brighter future.
FAQs
Strategic land promotion involves identifying, acquiring, and promoting land through the planning system with the potential for future development. This process is often carried out by specialised land promoters who focus on obtaining planning permissions and adding value to land that is not yet allocated for development.
Land promotion typically takes several years, with an average duration of 3 to 8 years from initial assessment to final sale or development.
A Land Promotion Agreement is a contract between a landowner and a promoter. In this arrangement, the promoter agrees to assist the landowner in obtaining planning permission for the development of their land.
A Land Promotion Agreement can help landowners increase the value of their land by utilising the skills and resources of the promoter, without facing substantial costs and risk.
An option agreement is a contract between a landowner and a promoter that gives the promoter the exclusive right to buy the property within a specified period and under predefined terms. This kind of agreement is often used in real estate and land development. The promoter typically takes on obligations such as seeking planning permission.
In a Promotion Agreement, the promoter will only be paid after obtaining planning permission and after your solicitor has finalised the sale to the buyer. At that point, we will receive a pre-agreed percentage of the sale price directly from your solicitor. The majority of the share will be paid to you as the landowner.
