So What Are The Different Types Of Land?

One of the most popular questions I am asked is what are the different types of land that can be invested in? It is an obvious question when you think about it?

There are three main differences in land that can be invested in.

Green Belt Land is a planning policy tool which aims to prevent urban sprawl by keeping land permanently open. Generally, Green Belt comprises countryside which is used for agriculture, forestry or other similar open uses. When defined, Green Belt can shape patterns of development and ensure that development occurs at locations which have been allocated by local planning authorities. However, the boundaries of the Green Belt can exceptionally be changed to, for example, meet future development needs.

Greenfield Land is land that has not previously been developed. It includes forestry, agricultural land, and associated buildings that have been blended into the natural landscape.

Brownfield Land or previously developed land is land which is or was occupied by a permanent structure, including the curtilage of the developed land and any associated fixed surface infrastructure. There is, however, no presumption that land which has been previously developed is necessarily suitable for housing development nor that the whole of the curtilage should be developed.

What is The Land Buying Process?

At Taylor Langton Associates, we make the land buying process simple. We offer you the opportunity to buy individual plots of land both within and outside the UK which we consider to have future development potential or already benefit from Outline planning or full planning permission. We pride ourselves on our commitment to ensuring that our customers are fully informed and supported throughout the entire land buying process through Taylor Langon Accosiates.

After you have Decided the Area and number of you particular piece of land the following process will ocour

A member of our administration department will contact you to confirm all the details you have supplied to our land consultant are correct and you are happy to proceed and a settlement date has been agreed.

We will raise and post a memorandum of sale for you to sign and return along with your 10% deposit, this, once received will generate a contract to be sent in the name of the received memorandum of sale direct from our solicitor.

Once you have received our contract you will need to contact an independent solicitor to act for you and supply your land consultant there details.

We can of course send the contract direct to your solicitor.

Sign and complete all the paperwork, so you are ready to exchange contracts.

Transfer funds to your solicitor so you are ready to complete on your arranged completion day.

Once you have completed, your solicitor will register you as the freehold owner of your purchased land and Taylor Langton will have no further interest or control with regard to your purchase.

Invest In Land With Taylor Langton

Taylor Langton Associates, the land acquisition specialists, source land in areas of high growth, that are extremely desirable and have been identified as having a high potential to be allocated for development in the not to distant future.

Taylor Langton Associates have developed a simple process, by which individual investors are able to purchase plots of land for sale in prime locations, around London and the M25 boundaries.

We have stripped away complexity of buying plots for sale , for the benefit of our investors by dividing the practice into 3 simple steps. Firstly Taylor Langton Associates identify strategically placed sites with investment potential in areas where a genuine need for new homes exists. We then, following a due diligence process, divide our site into building sized plots. Finally we the offer these plots to individuals looking to get a foot hold in the UK land investment market.

This land is purely used as an investment vehicle, because Taylor Langton Associates believe that investing in UK land is an opportunity of growing exposure to high-quality, long term growth potential, which all invested parties should have when purchasing land for sale .

Advantages In Land

Unlike other forms of investment, land is a tangible asset, one that can be physically experienced. The tangible nature of a land investment can be very rewarding, not to mention prestigious. This along with the simple nature of investing in land makes it a very attractive investment proposition.

As we already mentioned, investing in land is a simple process, where an investor does not require a degree in economics to understand why the value of land has gone up or down.

Although we cannot guarantee that our sites will gain planning permission, one thing is certain; because land is becoming scarcer it should not see the tumbling values that other forms of investment have seen.