UK Planning Application Locations – Barbour ABI
About Product
This reliable data provides information about planning applications. Choose only the categories you require, for example, hi-tech offices, shopping centres, swimming pools, food retailing, or dry cleaners and launderettes, amusement arcades or hospitals. Examples of the fields available include: value, classification (e.g. transport-related), type of work (newbuild, refurbishment, extension, alteration, fitting out, demolition), class (confirmed, outline, detail), start date and application.
What's key?
- Planning data provides a look to the future & indicates what is likely to happen rather than standard business datasets that show what is already built.
- 5 years worth of planning applications are provided with indication of the stage they have reached
- Geocodes across the UK allowing for easy visual depiction on a map
- Easy to obtain just the data you need, specify type, stage geographic area etc.
- Perpetual licence
Data Type: Geocoded planning application points
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Variants
Car parks
Care and residential care
CCTV
Civic and public
Commercial
Cycle paths
Education
Heating and ventilation
Hotels, motels, travel inns, sports clubs, private catering
Industrial
Leisure facilities
Medical and healthcare
Petrol stations and fuel
Retail
Security lighting
Sports facilities
Utilities
Restaurants, pubs, bars
How is it used?
- Analyse population and trends before they happen!
- Identify areas of opportunity (e.g. find where there are many people planning extensions and market building services to them)
- Site location planning (map where retailers are refurbishing, new facilities are being built)
- Identify where complementary services to your own are being planned (e.g. Cinemas for fast food restaurants)
- Examine the trends in property development across the country
- Understand the competition and potential in an area
- Create thematic maps to highlight variations in activity or use this data to add new builds to your gravity model
United Kingdom