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Find where planning is about to create value — with the evidence, and what still needs checking.

Covers England only.

Portals show what’s for sale. This shows where planning is moving.

Describe what you are hunting for in one paragraph — the council area, the kind of opportunity, the scale, your budget and how long you can hold. Or describe one site you own. 1LINE Planning reads the councils’ published brownfield registers, local plans and constraint records, and scores every site against your brief.

Unlock the full report to see your shortlist of up to four real sites, where each sits on the Planning Value Curve, why it scored as it did, what is established, what is inference — and exactly what to check before you spend a penny.

“Brownfield sites for 5–150 homes anywhere in Nottingham, looking to buy and hold for 2–5 years. Budget around £750k.”

1LINE Planning input — describe what you are looking for in one paragraph

Step 1 — Describe your briefThe council area or a postcode, the kind of opportunity, the scale, your budget and how long you can hold. Type it or speak it.

1LINE Planning free read — what we heard and what the records show

Step 2 — Free readSee what we heard and what the council’s published records show — instantly, no payment required.

1LINE Planning full report — the Planning Value Curve with your shortlisted sites

Step 3 — Unlock your full reportYour shortlist on the Planning Value Curve, each site scored and explained, with the checks to make first.

An example of the 1LINE Planning journey — your brief, the published records, your full report.

Four ways planning creates value.

Brownfield & register land

Sites the council has already recognised as suitable for homes — some still waiting for permission.

Permissions to check

Permissions over three years old, flagged so you can check whether they started, stalled or lapsed.

Conversion & change of use

Smaller sites that suit conversion briefs — with Article 4 restrictions shown where the council publishes them.

Catalysts & the local plan

Recorded infrastructure projects and where the council’s local plan sits in its cycle.

You don’t have to commit blind. Describe your brief and 1LINE Planning returns a free read — what we heard, how many sites are on the council’s register, and how many are large enough to be a lead.

If you want the sites themselves, unlock the full report. The free read shows you what the records hold; the decision stays yours.

Describe your brief → See what the records show → Unlock your shortlist

One paragraph. The council’s own records.

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Describe

Area or postcode, opportunity, scale, budget and hold. Type or speak it.

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Read

Brownfield registers, local plans and constraint layers — free.

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Score

Every site scored by fixed rules against your brief.

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Full Report

Value Curve, shortlist, evidence, catalysts and constraints.

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Next Moves

The checks to make first — and what not to pay for.

The reason, not just the listing.

A property portal
Shows what is already for sale
Silent on planning status
No view on the local plan
Price first, evidence never
Designed to sell you a listing
1LINE Planning
Shows where planning is already moving
Each site placed on the Planning Value Curve
The council’s local plan position, from the record
Every score explained — and every unknown named
Independent — nothing to sell you

Indicative intelligence.
Not a planning consultant’s report.

1LINE Planning reads published planning records for England. Sites are planning signals, not properties for sale; ownership is shown as a type, never a name. It is not planning, legal or investment advice and promises no permission or return. Before buying land or applying for permission, use a qualified planning consultant, solicitor or surveyor.

England only. Nothing you type is stored. The decisions remain entirely yours.

Free read

£0 instant

  • ✓ What we heard
  • ✓ What the council’s published records show

One-off payment. No subscription. No account needed. Covers England only.

Find where planning is
about to create value.

One paragraph in. The councils’ own records behind the answer.

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