ARIA combines brownfield data, planning history and ownership signals to surface sites before the market prices them in.
36,000+ sites aggregated from every council in England. Cross-referenced with planning history and ownership data.
Historic refusals become viable when regeneration zones shift. ARIA tracks every application against current policy.
Commercial and Corporate Ownership Data (CCOD) — Land Registry's dataset of UK company-owned land. Updated annually. Single-owner sites are faster to assemble and negotiate.
New Town designations, infrastructure investment and growth corridors change site viability overnight.
252 areas designated for accelerated development under the Levelling Up and Regeneration Act — sites within these zones score significantly higher for planning consent probability.
Transport, utilities and social infrastructure projects signal long-term demand. ARIA flags sites near confirmed investment corridors.
Most development teams combine 5–7 fragmented methods simultaneously. None of them talk to each other.
ARIA cross-references brownfield registers, planning history, regeneration zones and land ownership to identify sites where viability has shifted.
A site refused twice can become viable overnight when the surrounding area is designated for growth. ARIA flags that shift the moment it happens.
Based on 45–65 units × avg £189,000 local sold price
Confidence: Medium · Source: ARIA Intel analysis
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