Planning services shaped around partnership.
We work with both landowners and developers to provide practical, strategic planning advice – from feasibility to permission and beyond.
Our Services
Site Appraisals
Unlocking the planning potential of your land starts with the right advice.
At Hex Land Partners, our planning appraisals provide clear, commercially-minded guidance on what’s possible, what’s not, and how to move forward with confidence.
Whether you're a landowner considering promotion, a developer eyeing a new site, or a professional advisor supporting a client, we’ll give you the strategic insight you need.
Our appraisals are tailored to your site and your goals, but typically include a planning history review; policy analysis; analysis of development potential – Advice on what uses and scale might be supported; honest feedback on likely objections or issues; and best next steps.
Land Promotion
Land promotion is the process of taking a piece of land, often farmland, gardens, or underused plots, and working to get planning permission, typically for housing development, to increase the land value.
Our expert team can provide you with an understanding of the feasibility of securing planning permission on your land. If we think we can achieve planning permission and increase the value of your land, we will look to partner with you through a promotion or option agreement - completly risk free.
As part of our land promotion model, we fund the entire planning process, from consultants and reports to application fees, so there’s no cost to you unless we succeed. This means we only take on projects we truly believe in, and you can move forward with confidence, knowing your risk is minimised and our interests are always aligned
At Hex Land Partners, we help landowners, developers, and property professionals navigate the planning system with clarity and confidence.
With over 25 years of combined experience across all major UK cities and regional areas, we bring strategic insight, practical advice, and a deep understanding of what it takes to secure planning permission, whether for a single home or a complex development.