Searchland

Searchland — A 30-year national UK land-and-property data platform whose planning layer is the strongest asset in this table: every UK planning application and appeal, past and present, searchable and filterable on 40+ criteria by region and date, with approval rates and decision times computed per authority, real-time alerts on new submissions, updates and newly published documents, plus per-application objection and support tracking, local sentiment and enforcement action history. Refresh cadence is explicitly tiered — planning data daily, property listings weekly, policy data within a week…

Searchland offers (Alternative, Fundamental, Geospatial, Sentiment, Price) — Very large and genuinely multi-domain: 30 years of UK planning applications and appeals across every local planning authority, plus joined ownership and title records, residential and commercial transaction comparables, land values, building data, planning constraints, Biodiversity Net Gain, DNO/energy capacity, traffic and footfall, amenities, demographics and HMO data. Given roughly half a million UK applications a year over three decades, the planning layer alone plausibly exceeds 15-25 million application records each with documents and representations, before the other domains are counted..

Quantified planning-risk pricing for land acquisition (probability and expected timeline of consent from 30 years of comparable outcomes, which is the core commercial product here); automated site sourcing and land pipeline generation for housebuilders and land agents; development viability and residual-land-value modelling anchored to achieved comparables and land values; energy and utility connection feasibility via DNO capacity and EV data; Biodiversity Net Gain and constraint screening; planning consultancy appeal strategy and committee-behaviour analysis; training predictive models of consent probability, objection risk and time-to-decision on the longest available UK outcome series; and outbound landowner outreach using ownership and title data.

The data is with 30 years of history.