marketcodeEvery land search starts with the parks
Sort by size and you get cemeteries and railway sidings. We screen on built coverage and land use, so real plots rise to the top.
LAND SOURCING
Find the sites everyone else missed.
Off-market land, screened by size, built coverage and owner. Constraints on the same map. Shortlist in minutes, not weeks.
For land sourcers, developers, land promoters.
THE PROBLEM
Why it’s hard today.
Twelve tabs to check one site
Green belt, conservation, listed buildings, TPOs, flood, SSSIs, brownfield. All layered on the parcel you are looking at.
A name on the title, and nothing else
Company owners link to their company record and everything else they hold. Long-held and dissolved owners stand out.
HOW IT WORKS
Three steps.
Pick your patch
A town, a postcode, or a boundary you draw.
Screen hard
Built coverage, holding period, owner type, constraints. Cut what doesn’t fit.
Open the best
Title extent, owner, neighbours, designations. Then appraise.
What you see
- Title boundaries and company ownership
- Buildings and built coverage per parcel
- Brownfield land register
- Green belt, conservation areas, listed buildings
- TPOs, SSSIs, ancient woodland
- Flood zones
Try it
“Under-built land in Lewisham, no heritage designations, company-owned for 10+ years.”
- Search Lewisham. Pick “Source development sites”.
- Set a coverage ceiling and a minimum hold. Open space drops out.
- Open the top plots. Check title, owner, constraints, flood.
A shortlist with owners and constraints. Ready for appraisal and outreach.
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STRAIGHT ANSWERS
Before you ask.
Does it cover land that isn’t for sale?+
Yes. That’s the point. It searches the whole land stock, not listings.
Can it name individual owners?+
No. The bulk registers cover companies, public bodies and overseas entities. For a private owner, buy the title from HM Land Registry.
Is an empty constraint layer a clean site?+
No. It can mean no coverage. Confirm with the council.
Do you contact owners?+
Never. Researching a site sends nothing to anyone.
Research guides
- How to find out who owns land or a building in England and WalesCompany, public body and overseas owners are in bulk registers you can query in one call. Individuals are not. Here is what each route can tell you.
- Land Registry Price Paid Data, explainedEvery registered sale in England and Wales since 1995 is public. What the file contains, what it leaves out, why the trailing months are always wrong.
- EPC F and G: what the rules mean for landlords, and how to find the stockA privately rented home needs an EPC of E or better to be let, and the floor is set to rise. How the rules work, the exemptions, and how to find the F and G stock.
- HMO investment analysis for UK landlordsHMOs can deliver higher yields than standard buy-to-let, but only if the numbers work. Here is how to analyse an HMO investment properly.
Related use cases
- Planning checksPlanning authority, heritage, trees, flood and ecology, over the title and the buildings around it. Know what you’re dealing with before the pre-app.
- Market researchPrices, rents, turnover and stock, from region down to postcode district. Every figure shows its source and window.
- Auction propertyCurrent lots next to local sold prices and the property’s own history. Do the first pass in minutes.
- Market guidesFree guides for every area.
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