For landowners in Surrey
We buy land and buildings with development potential across Surrey, from large gardens and paddocks on the edge of town to redundant commercial buildings. We are based in Sutton, on the Surrey border, and we pay the planning costs.
Tell us where the site is. We will come back with an honest view of its potential.
Prefer to talk? Call 0203 399 8226.
In Surrey most opportunities are on the edge of existing towns and villages, or on land that has been built on before. We look at both.
There is no minimum or maximum size of land required.
Land where nobody has applied yet, or where an application was refused.
Offices, industrial units and shops that could become homes, or carry extra floors on the roof.
Garages, yards and outbuildings sitting idle on a larger site.
Vacant, derelict or previously developed land. Some Green Belt land now counts as grey belt.
Much of Surrey is Metropolitan Green Belt. In Tandridge it covers over 90% of the district. That has made land for new homes scarce, and valuable where planning is possible.
National planning policy now recognises grey belt: land in the Green Belt that has been built on before, or that does not strongly serve the purposes of the Green Belt. Where a council cannot meet its housing need, some of this land can now be considered for homes, subject to conditions such as affordable housing and green space. If you own land on the edge of a settlement that was ruled out years ago, it may be worth another look.
Outside the Green Belt, the usual opportunities apply: large rear gardens, infill plots, garage courts and commercial buildings that could be converted or replaced.
Across Surrey, especially the boroughs closest to London: Epsom and Ewell, Reigate and Banstead, Mole Valley, Elmbridge, Spelthorne, Runnymede, Woking, Guildford, Tandridge, Waverley and Surrey Heath.
Not in Surrey? See London, Kent, Essex or Hertfordshire, or read how deals with developers are structured.
We agree a fair market price now, run the planning application ourselves, then complete the purchase once permission is granted.
Best if you want a clean sale and a known price.
Your land goes into the scheme. We plan, build and sell it, and you share in the profit when the homes are sold.
Best if you want a bigger share of the upside.
We look at planning history, constraints and what could be built.
We show you the likely value and the routes open to you.
A fair market offer, subject to planning, or joint venture terms.
Our in-house team runs planning through to completion.
We were a development partner on one of the first sites TfL released through the Mayor of London's Small Sites Small Builders programme, and TfL has since trusted us with a second.
Poplar, Tower Hamlets: planning granted for 9 new homes over five storeys on a tight, constrained plot, and works on site have started. Palmerston Crescent, Enfield: around 70 new homes, now in planning. For TfL, that means surplus land turned into new homes, with us taking the schemes through planning.
No. Most of the sites we buy have no planning when we first see them. Getting planning permission is our job.
There is no minimum or maximum size of site. We work on everything from small infill plots to schemes of around 70 homes.
London and the Home Counties.
Building on green belt is tightly controlled, so it is rarely a fit. Send it anyway and we will give you our view.
We do. On a subject-to-planning deal Kisiel pays for the architects, surveys, reports and the planning application. You pay nothing to get your site through planning.
