Full service planning consultancy and advice
to assist and manage projects through to completion.
Backed by the full network of services offered by Colliers, our team leverage and draw upon our broad range of property experts, to provide clients a joined up and cohesive approach across all stages of the property lifecycle.
Quality advice and guidance is key to delivering a successful project; our team is backed by a wealth of experience from the private and public sector. Our team are qualified town planning and development experts and cover the full breadth of the UK, with local experts in every region.
What we offer
Some of the clients we are currently advising include:
AXA Real Estate; Ballymore; Berkeley Group; BlackRock; City Developments Ltd; City & Provincial Properties; Commercial Estates Group; Countryside Properties; Dartmouth Capital Advisors; F&C REIT; Hadley Property Group; Legal & General; London Newcastle; Mactaggart & Mickel; Persimmon Homes; Quadrant Estates; Rockspring; Welbeck Land.
“Colliers International provided us with a commercial and comprehensive view… good to know we can call upon this service going forward.”
Legal and General
“Colliers International Planning have a commercially led approach to successfully identifying and delivering strategic land sites and we enjoy working with their team.”
CEG
We’re fully engaged in shaping the profession and are currently involved with the following organisations:
London Chamber of Construction and Commerce, London Society, New London Architecture, Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, Royal Town Planning Institute, Scottish Chamber of Commerce Scottish Enterprise, West of England Partnership and Women in Planning.
Case Studies
Ramboll Office, New Forest NP, Southampton
We identified the permitted development rights opportunity in a highly restrictive National Park, along with the preparation of the PDR application and pre-application as well as assisting in the disposal process to increase potential purchasers for residential development.
Situated in Surrey Green Belt, this was promoted via Runneymede local plan review. We appeared at the local plan examination to defend allocation and the site is now provisionally allocated for residential development.
We resisted the Asset of Community Value (ACV) nomination submitted by Horsford Parish Council, as our client had aspirations to develop land which the ACV would have hindered. With our understanding of the test for an ACV and obtaining legal advice on our proposed response, we successfully changed the nomination. The Parish Council had their request declined.
