Landowners

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AN EXPERIENCED PARTNER

We have a long history of working with local planning departments to bring sites forward for development and a vested interest in building long-term relationships with land owners.

Obtaining the best value from your land

Although selling land to a developer can be highly lucrative and can seem like an attractive option for many landowners, it's important to arm yourself with the facts and seek professional advice to ensure the best outcome for everyone involved. Our helpful guide explains the planning process and explores the key considerations for landowners. You can download our helpful information for landowners here.

Working in Partnership

At Prologis we retain ownership of the logistics parks we develop and, therefore, we have a vested interest in working in partnership with the landowner to obtain the best possible outcome (after all we're probably going to be neighbours). We also have a long history of working with local planning departments to bring sites forward for development.

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Land to Sell? Talk to us.

The right land, in the right location, is important to us and we're always keen to talk to landowners thinking about selling. We're interested in both greenfield and brownfield sites, both large and small. Typically, we build around 2 to 3 million square feet of new logistics centres annually in the UK. Development on this scale takes up about 100 to 150 acres every year. We have the financial strength to pursue planning permission, buy land and develop both buildings and infrastructure. We do not need funding from third parties to pursue planning permission nor to acquire and develop land. Even if you haven't made your mind up, we're happy to chat and explore whether your land may be suitable for industrial logistics development.

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By Your Side

We have a proven track record of bringing land forward for development and work in partnership with the landowner to deliver the best outcome for everyone involved. We work closely with everyone involved in the planning process, from engaging politicians at a strategic level right through to discussion of the details with statutory consultees. Our success rate in obtaining planning permission speaks for itself and, as the long-term owners of the logistics buildings we develop, we are keen to build long-lasting and trusted relationships with our landowners and the local community.