Borough and district councils
Basingstoke and Deane, East Hampshire, Eastleigh, Fareham, Gosport, Hart, Havant, New Forest, Rushmoor, Test Valley, Winchester.
Hampshire league table
Hampshire's land promoters, ranked on the record.
We're building a table of every land promoter active in Hampshire, ranked on planning results, appeals and financial strength. Publishing early 2027. Get it first.
Get the table when it's published.
One email when it goes live. Nothing else.
What the table will show.
Six measures for each promoter, all from public records. Where a promoter has too few sites to measure fairly, we say "Not enough data yet" rather than guess.
Sites promoted
How many sites in Hampshire the promoter has taken through planning.
Approval rate
The share of its decided applications that ended with planning permission, from the council or on appeal.
Appeal win rate
The share of its appeals the Planning Inspectorate allowed.
Median months to consent
The typical time from first application to permission.
Allocation strike rate
The share of sites it put forward to a council's call for sites that were then allocated for housing in a Local Plan.
Financial strength
A band based on its accounts, charges and ownership at Companies House.
How we measure each one, and what it can't tell you ยท The promoters we cover
The 15 planning authorities we cover.
Every council and national park that decides planning applications in Hampshire.
City councils
Portsmouth and Southampton.
National park authorities
New Forest and South Downs.
Fair to promoters, before anything is published.
Our method was public before any score existed. Every promoter sees its own profile 14 days before publication and can point out factual errors, which we fix within five working days.
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