LAND PROMOTION SERVICES

A Land Promotion Agreement is an effective way for landowners to realise the full potential of their land, particularly when they lack the resources or expertise to navigate the planning process themselves.

A Land Promotion Agreement is a contract between a landowner and a land promoter, where the promoter agrees to secure planning permission for the land, enhancing its value for future sale or development. Here’s how it works:

Key Features:

1. Partnership for Development:

   • EN:Able Build  uses their expertise and resources to obtain planning permission, which is often a complex and time-consuming process.

2. Shared Risk and Reward:

   • We bear the  costs of securing planning permission. Once the land is sold with planning approval, the landowner and promoter share the proceeds, often based on a pre-agreed percentage.

3. No Upfront Costs for Landowners:

   • Landowners generally don’t pay anything upfront. The promoter covers all costs associated with obtaining planning permission, such as legal fees, planning application fees, and consultancy costs.

4. Increased Land Value:

   • Securing planning permission usually significantly increases the land’s market value, resulting in higher returns when the land is eventually sold.

A variety of land types can be promoted for development. Here are the key types of land that are typically suitable for promotion:

Greenfield Land

• Description: This is undeveloped land, usually in rural or semi-rural areas, that has not previously been built on.
• Potential: Greenfield sites are often attractive for residential development due to their location and potential for large-scale housing projects.

Brownfield Land

• Description: Previously developed land that may be vacant, derelict, or underused, often within urban or suburban areas.
• Potential: Brownfield sites are ideal for redevelopment and regeneration projects, especially in areas with existing infrastructure. These sites often have existing utilities and transport links, making them attractive for both residential and commercial development.

Agricultural Land

• Description: Land currently used for farming or agricultural purposes.
• Potential: With the right planning permission, agricultural land can be repurposed for residential, commercial, or mixed-use developments, especially in areas experiencing urban expansion.