Innes England provides a broad range of property development advice, supporting our clients with advice for a myriad of situations. We work with public and private sector landowners on issues that are complicated and multi-layered, which is why our decades of experience are a huge benefit.
Our team have an in-depth knowledge of the market and the issues surrounding land development including residential, commercial, and mixed-use projects. They have experience with the broad range of uses involved in land development, advising both public and private sector landowners on a broad range of development site issues.
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DownloadWorking across our knowledge base and range of experience, we provide a ‘cradle to grave’ service from inception through to scheme completion and disposal.
Examples of development consultancy work provided include:
Development appraisals to test a scheme’s viability. Viability appraisals to ensure Section 106 and Affordable Housing obligations are at appropriate levels. Advice on the appropriate mix of uses suitable for the marketplace. Advice in support of grant applications amongst others. Negotiation of options agreements, promotion agreements, and overage agreements.
The Development Consultancy Team at Innes England is composed of highly skilled professionals, each bringing a wealth of experience and expertise in commercial property. Renowned for their market insights and extensive network, which they leverage to provide the best outcomes for our clients. Please contact them to discuss your needs:
Explore our case studies to see how Innes England’s expertise has successfully guided clients across various sectors in the property market.
The Challenge: Innes England’s Investment department identified an exceptional off-market investment opportunity for a specialist PRS fund. The target; a newly built 34-unit residential scheme alongside an adjoining part-built mews block situated in the heart of Derby.
The Challenge: The retail park previously suffered from suboptimal management, necessitating a new approach. The introduction of new features such as electric car charging points was also a key focus.