I Specialise In Helping Property Developers Get Viable Planning Permission

Is your site costing you more time and money than it should — and still not stacking up financially?

Jane Perry is a Manchester-based architect and interior design consultant who helps independent property developers and real estate investors get viable planning permission for residential developments — through a cross-sector approach that balances design quality, regulatory requirements, and financial viability from day one.

If you're interested in moving your development forward with confidence, book a 15-minute call using the box below.

4,349 Residential Units. 15 Cities. £39m Project Value. 100% Planning Success Rate.

Jane Perry has over 10 years of industry experience and has run her own practice for nearly 5 years, taking projects through every stage from feasibility and planning through to construction. She has worked across residential apartments and BTR, co-living, student accommodation, care homes, hospitality, commercial, and education.

Her expertise spans design, financial viability, planning strategy, regulatory compliance, and buildability — giving her a fully rounded understanding of what it takes to get a development scheme approved, funded, and built.

Jane's clients include property developers and real estate investors across the North, Midlands, and South of England, and she has helped them achieve planning permission across 15 different cities — with a 100% success rate on every project submitted.

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What we can cover on a free 15 minute product strategy session:

• How to establish an accurate and realistic unit count before you commit to buying a site

• How to structure a planning application that stands the best chance of approval first time

• How to keep design quality high without adding unnecessary build cost

• How to align your design, viability figures, and planning strategy so they work together — not against each other

• How to manage the planning process efficiently to reduce delays, reduce fees, and protect your margins

• What a feasibility assessment should actually tell you — and how to use it to make better land acquisition decisions

• How to position your scheme to satisfy the planning authority without compromising the numbers that make it viable