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- Title
- Green Light to Green Belt Developments
- Author
- Bahar, Ufuk
- Publisher
- Independently published
- Publication year
- 2024
- Condition
- Like New
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 13
- 9798333232601
- Item weight
- 680 grams
Britain is in the grip of a housing crisis, yet the solution is hiding in plain sight, blocked by one of the most misunderstood policies in English planning: the Green Belt.
Contrary to popular belief, carefully building homes in parts of the Green Belt could help solve the housing shortage while preserving the countryside that truly matters.
Green Light to Green Belt Developments cuts through decades of confusion to reveal how Green Belt policy really works and offers expert strategies you can use to unlock real development opportunities.
Authored by Trusted Experts in Green Belt Policy and Practice
Written by Ufuk Bahar and Nicole I. Guler MRTPI from the RIBA Chartered Practice Urbanist Architecture in London, this definitive guide combines rigorous research with hard-won practical experience from real Green Belt projects.
You'll discover the history of the Green Belt policy from all angles, including how it has endured for so long, the role it plays in the climate and housing crises, what a Labour government means for the policy, and proven strategies for utilising exceptions and special circumstances to secure Green Belt planning permission.
Second Edition: Expanded Coverage of Grey Belt Development Opportunities
The updated second edition includes critical analysis of the new NPPF (2024) and an entirely new chapter on the Grey Belt, plus coverage of London's ongoing Green Belt consultation that is reshaping development opportunities across the capital.
Whether you’re a landowner in the Green Belt seeking to understand the potential for land value uplift, or a developer planning to build new homes, this book delivers the insider knowledge you need.
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