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Sutton developers.

The residential developers and housing associations bringing schemes forward in Sutton — who files the most, and whose applications get approved. Companies only; individual householders excluded.

31 developersCompanies only
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What Sutton's developers file — by type
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51,414
All development · decisions
81%
approval rate
Approval over time · all development
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51,414decisions
At a glance · tap a metric for the investigation behind it
31
Developers on record
company applicants
217
Applications
all developers combined
4397
Units sought
all schemes combined
26%
Appeal overturn
London avg 26%
Developer league table — Sutton

Residential developers ranked by the applications they bring forward in the borough, 1996, with the approval rate they achieve. Pairing patterns, not endorsements.

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Applications and approval rates from Sutton's published decision notices. Units sought are counted from proposal text where a residential figure is stated, so they understate the true total. Approval rates are only shown when a developer has 5+ applications. Methodology →

Who hires whom — developer & consultant pairings in Sutton
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22 verified developer–consultant pairings in Sutton — who actually works with whom, how many applications they have filed together, and how those pairings fare. Counted from the borough's own decided record.

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Consented but unbuilt — Sutton
69Stalled permissions
5.1Median years since consent

Permissions in Sutton with no later planning-record evidence of discharge, commencement or a superseding consent. The full investigation →