Refer a site. Share in what it becomes.
Architects, planners, estate agents and solicitors often see development potential first. If you know a site whose owner lacks the funding, experience or team to develop it, I would like to hear from you.
You see these sites every week.
Architects
You see the potential in a site before anyone else. If a client owns land or a building with unrealised potential, an introduction can turn your sketch into a live project.
Planners
You know which sites can win permission and which cannot. If you advise an owner sitting on a stalled or undervalued site, we can explore it together.
Estate agents
You know what is coming to market — pubs, theatres, commercial buildings and land that never reach the portals. Off-market introductions are especially welcome.
Solicitors
Probate estates, receiverships and family property often include land or buildings the owners cannot develop themselves. A conversation costs nothing.
Sites with unrealised potential.
Pubs and theatres with redevelopment potential, commercial buildings, residential land, probate property, care home sites and council-owned property — in Ireland, the UK and beyond. The common thread: an owner with the asset, but not the knowledge, money or team to develop it.
Simple, confidential, in writing.
Make the introduction
A short email or call is enough — the site location, the property type, and whether the owner is open to a conversation. Never share a client’s personal details without their permission.
We assess the site
Our established group of architects, solicitors and business partners looks at feasibility, planning prospects and value — quickly and confidentially.
You stay informed
If the site is suitable, we tell you how we propose to proceed and what the introduction could mean for you.
Terms agreed in writing
Any introducer arrangement is agreed individually, in writing, before work begins. There is no standard fee or standard contract — every site and every introduction is different.
Any introducer arrangement is negotiated case by case and agreed in writing. This page is not an offer, a fee promise or legal advice. Your professional duties to your own clients always come first — only make an introduction with the owner’s knowledge and consent. Planning permission and financial returns are not guaranteed.
Know a site worth a conversation?
Start with a short, confidential message — or use the enquiry form and mention the site you have in mind.
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