A Verified Infrastructure product
Find and review property opportunities with better evidence.
Bring property and land opportunities into one private workspace. Review the available evidence, compare possible sites and decide which opportunities deserve further investigation.
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Illustrative property image — no availability is implied.
A clearer opportunity pipeline
Know why a site is worth another look.
Compare opportunities without hiding missing information.
Turn research into a practical next investigation.
Signals and sources
Start with the clue. Keep the source.
Possible opportunities emerge from many places: planning references, brownfield information, property observations, company context, local knowledge and a colleague's lead.
LOF gives those fragments a consistent home, including where they came from, when they were reviewed and what remains uncertain.
What is Land Opportunity Finder?Search records, review evidence, compare possible sites, build a shortlist and prepare the next handover. The interface below uses synthetic data.
Riverside WorksWest Midlands · commercial
Medium confidenceShortlistCanal YardEast Midlands · commercial
Early confidenceReviewStation Road DepotSouth East · commercial
Medium confidenceReviewSelected record
Riverside Works
3useful signals
- Planning reference
- Reviewed 18 Aug 2026
- Site observation
- Recorded 21 Aug 2026
- Local context
- Reviewed 22 Aug 2026
Missing informationOwnership, occupation and feasibility remain unconfirmed.
- 01
Save an opportunity.
Begin privately with the address, lead or observation you already have.
- 02
Review its sources.
See dates, observations, useful signals and conflicting information.
- 03
Compare and shortlist.
Put records side by side and record why some deserve more work.
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Choose the next check.
Prepare the question and context for the right adviser or internal team.
DevelopersFind possible sites, understand why they were flagged and decide where to spend development time next.→
Investors & acquisitionReview where an opportunity summary came from before it enters an acquisition or investment process.→
Land & development agentsMove from an initial lead to a well-organised opportunity brief that colleagues and clients can review.→
Asset managersCompare underused assets and future options across a portfolio without losing the source behind each observation.→
Find underused commercial property
Bring observable signs of underuse into a private review queue without claiming that a property is vacant, available or suitable.
See the workflow →Review opportunity evidence
See what supports an early opportunity record, when each source was reviewed and what remains uncertain.
See the workflow →Compare and shortlist possible sites
Put possible opportunities side by side so a team can focus on the sites with the clearest case for further work.
See the workflow →Prepare a specialist handover
Give the next adviser a concise opportunity brief with relevant sources, context and unanswered questions.
See the workflow →Synthetic demonstration — not a live opportunity
Worked example
Riverside Works
Why it was flagged: low-intensity use, nearby mixed-use change and a historic planning-reference lead appeared in the same review.
- Three dated source entries
- Medium confidence, with missing ownership information
- Shortlisted for title, occupation and planning checks
Privacy and sharing
Private first. Shared only by choice.
Your private workspace can hold
- Source links and working notes
- Ownership and contact research
- Comparisons, confidence and next actions
A limited shared profile may show
- An approved headline and summary
- A general locality and property type
- Only fields deliberately selected by the owner
Methodology
Sources are attributed. Uncertainty stays visible. Your team decides what happens next.
Public and third-party information can be incomplete, delayed, conflicting or wrong. LOF helps reviewers see that context and define the next check.
Review the methodology →Private workspace
A focused place for a real research question.
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Frequently asked questions
A practical place to start.
Is my first opportunity private?
Yes. New records start private and sharing requires a deliberate separate action.
Does LOF say a property is available?
No. LOF organises research signals; availability and authority to transact require confirmation.
What happens after one record?
Your first record remains available. Contact us to discuss a team workspace, pilot or larger portfolio.