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United Corporation only requires a minimal membership fee of £1000, unlike other companies who take £25,000 - £30,000 from you upfront before the project starts. Only after the planning permission has been granted will each member pay the further £50,000 for the title of deeds.

You will not be required to pay anything other than the membership fee until we have obtained planning permission.

This varies significantly from other companies who require the lumpsum investment before obtaining planning permission.

As you may be aware, obtaining planning permission single handed involves a lot of work and is extremely diffcult.

Hence, why many private investors are refused permission. The key bene?t in our model is that we create a Members Society for the project. The project is then put forward to the council by our highly experienced team. In this way we can guarantee each individual request for planning permission.
The property firms were alarmed at the prospect of another land tax in the form of the ‘planning gain supplement’. A new tax could make developers pay for local roads and amenities.

“This is the fourth attempt at a land tax since 1947, all the others failed,” said Faraz Baber, a director at the British Property Federation (BPF).

He said his members would be in favour of the tax raising more money for investment in local infrastructure, but said they would be worried about how a development could be valued for tax purposes before it was even built.
“And they won’t be happy with the idea of yet another government
department (HM Revenue & Customs) getting involved in the planning
process,” he said.

Together with the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors, the BPF said
it would prefer the new tax to be a tariff.

This would involve a local authority drawing up a budget for local
infrastructure spending and then funding it by charging a tariff for
developments - for example a set fee per new house, or per square foot of the new property.
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