Identify potential sites
Search off-market land by location, ownership and built coverage. Draw a boundary around the place you want to investigate.
FOR PROPERTY DEVELOPERS
See a site in its wider context.
Investigate land, surrounding buildings, planning evidence and market conditions before taking a development opportunity further.
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From the wider market to a single property.
HOW IT COMES TOGETHER
A continuous view of your research.
Understand the setting
Overlay title extents, planning and environmental evidence. Examine nearby parcels and buildings.
Test the opportunity
Open a site dossier and inspect development assumptions alongside local market evidence.
FROM PLACE TO PROPERTYThe right level of detail.
The right level of detail.
At the right moment.
Read the market at area level. Look closer for neighbourhood patterns. At street level, inspect land, buildings and individual units. Your research stays connected to its location.
Explore Wandsworth on the map- 01Market & regionWhere should I focus?
- 02Area & neighbourhoodWhat is changing here?
- 03Land & buildingWhat is this site?
- 04Property & unitWhat supports this decision?
A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
Know what you are working with.
Does a low built-coverage ratio imply permission?+
No. It is a sourcing signal. Planning policy, constraints, access, ownership and project viability require further assessment.
Can I investigate mixed-use buildings?+
Yes. Buildings can link to both commercial and residential units. Unit counts and recorded attributes remain separate from an illustrative building model.
Start with the place you’re thinking about.
The same map. The data layers that matter to your decision.
Find development land