RD Land & Promotion adopts a pragmatic approach to new opportunities, quality over quantity. We take our time to carefully consider all potential pitfalls so that any offer we make can be trusted at face value.
We work in partnership with landowners to simplify the planning process and maximise land and property values through four distinct stages.
First, all parties will enter in a legal agreement which will provide a clear framework for how the site will be promoted, a strategy for managing the planning process, and the costs involved, which for the avoidance of doubt are made at risk by RD Land & Promotion.
Next, we will carry out the first phase of the planning strategy. Typically this will involve the preparation of drawings and reports which will form the basis of any future application. Initial discussions may also take place with the Local Council and other relevant stakeholders. We will be legally required to secure written approval from you before any plans/documents are shared with the Council.
Following on from step 2, the application is submitted! Our preference is to submit a ‘detailed planning application’ as this provides the greatest level of certainty for all parties. This approach works best for smaller scaled projects. We would expect the Council to determine the application in 3 – 4 months, although sometimes this may take more time.
Finally, once planning permission is granted, the site is marketed to developers in the local area, either through our existing network or by working in partnership with local Land Agents. Once the site is sold, RD Land & Promotion is reimbursed our costs incurred and a share of the land value.
Specialists in maximising the value of your land
We identify, secure and promote land in partnership with landowners, removing the complexity and stress of the planning process, enhancing land values and working in collaboration with our trusted network of specialists. Utilising our in-house planning and architectural expertise, RD Land & Promotion can deliver maximum value in the shortest possible timeframe.