Brownfield register sites

Land a council has put on its brownfield register: at least 0.25 ha or room for 5 homes, judged suitable, available and achievable for housing. Plota draws each entry on its parcel with the planning history beside it.

15,516 sites fit this search today

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  1. A council brownfield register site on it

On every site

The council's housing position
The Housing Delivery Test result, the age of the local plan, and homes added a year against the number the council needs.
Constraints, measured on the site
The share of the site in the green belt, each flood zone, a conservation area and the other mapped constraints, each from its named source.
Planning on and around it
Ten years of planning applications on the parcel, and homes approved nearby in the last five years.

Why these rules

Council brownfield land registers (planning.data.gov.uk): land of at least 0.25 ha or room for 5 homes that the council judges suitable, available and achievable for housing; a site in Part 2 has permission in principle (Town and Country Planning (Brownfield Land Register) Regulations 2017, regulations 4 and 5).