Turn overlooked buildings into cash-flowing assets faster, with less red tape.
Most investors wait months for planning… while the savvy ones use Permitted Development Rights (PDRs) to move faster and add value without full planning permission. This guide shows you how to spot and execute those opportunities.
10 proven PDR “money moves” you can apply immediately
Where PDRs do and don’t apply so you don't waste time on non-starters.
The difference between PDR and planning so you can navigate projects with confidence.
Landlords, developers, and deal sourcers who want faster projects, bigger uplifts, and repeatable systems…without getting tangled in unnecessary planning delays.
Convert Class E premises to homes via Class MA (now broader than ever)
Add two storeys to qualifying blocks of flats under Part 20 upward extensions.
Demolish & rebuild into dwellings with Class ZA.
Class Q: transform agricultural buildings into homes
National rights that let you carry out specific development or change of use without a full planning application. Some projects still need prior approval (e.g., transport, design, flooding).
They can remove or limit PDR locally using Article 4 Directions – so always check your area before you buy.
Yes – subject to detailed criteria under Part 20 (e.g. height limits, building age, exclusions) and prior approval.
Yes, under Class ZA for certain buildings – again subject to strict conditions and prior approval.
Class Q allows converting eligible agricultural buildings to homes (with prior approval and limits).
This guide focuses on England’s GPDO. Rules differ elsewhere in the UK – check local regs.
This webinar is a MUST WATCH as I lay out the blueprint to follow in 2025!
You will not be disappointed…
Then my webinar is a MUST WATCH as I lay out the blueprint to follow in 2025!
You will not be disappointed…