LandTech found that 35% of surveyed property professionals named the admin check the biggest blocker in the system.
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We have been surveying property professionals with the LPDF to find out where planning applications actually lose time. More than 180 people have answered so far. We're…
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LandTech
Property development. Simplified.
- Industry
- Real Estate
- Location
- London, GB
- Company size
- 51–200 employees
About LandTech
Founded in 2014, LandTech’s mission is to create an open land market in order to unlock its potential for everyone, by driving tech-enabled change for developers to shape the communities of the future. To date, we have helped developers build over 100,000 homes to alleviate the housing crisis in England and Wales, and have now launched in the US. We have a challenging and rewarding journey ahead as we continue to grow and define a new category of software in the property industry. We are a companywide team bounded by our values: Accountability, Cohesion and Courage, shaping how we think, build and operate.
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Research & Knowledge
LandTech surveyed 24% of professionals about Section 106 agreements and local planning authority resources as the main hold-up.
Presence & Recognition
LandTech hosted a live masterclass on September 16th at 2pm featuring Harry Quartermain MRTPI and Calum Shepherd on NPPF policy changes and site re-testing.
Products & Services
LandTech introduced LandInsight's new Home page to give a structured view of workspaces, key activity, and shared work upon logging in.
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