Original property research
Property insights with the denominator left in.
Propeteer publishes research only when the sample, period, definitions, document coverage and limitations can travel with the headline. Analysis briefs show what will be measured before a statistic goes live.
Traceable inputs
Every reported figure names the source and denominator.
Comparable groups
Project types and outcome states remain separate.
Publication gates
Sparse or unreadable evidence stays noindex until it is useful.
Planning approval rates by type of work
A proposed analysis separating rear, side, loft, roof, upward extension, change-of-use and other decision types.
How often approvals carry conditions
A proposed analysis of conditional and unconditional local planning approvals by project type.
Common planning conditions by project type
A proposed analysis of privacy, materials, drawings, hours, drainage, landscaping and other recurring restrictions.
Common planning refusal reasons
A proposed analysis of neighbour impact, design, heritage, transport, environment and policy conflict in decided cases.
Typical decision time by project type
A proposed analysis of recorded application-to-decision intervals, with incomplete and implausible dates excluded.
Planning document availability
A proposed measure of discovered, downloadable, readable and OCR-dependent application evidence.
Approved work followed by a later sale
A proposed linkage study between approved applications and later property transactions.
Sale movement after materially similar approved work
A proposed evidence study comparing planning-to-sale cases with local market and property-change controls.
Council-wide versus neighbourhood planning outcomes
A proposed comparison of broad authority outcomes with tightly defined local evidence.
Planning data coverage and reliability
How Propeteer measures discovered records, mapped properties, document availability and the difference between a missing result and missing coverage.