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Development land in England, by region

Every English planning authority publishes its own brownfield land register, separately and in its own format — so nobody totals a county. These pages do: 32,291 sites across 31 counties and city regions, broken down council by council.

City regions

AreaCouncilsSitesHectaresMax dwellings
Greater London336,1194,278388,586
West Midlands73,6872,776173,124
Greater Manchester102,3212,145140,462
West Yorkshire51,5251,62864,214
South Yorkshire41,0971,0849,294
West of England497485234,940
Merseyside67981,02226,280
Tyne and Wear569585736,682
Tees Valley521239210,641

Counties

AreaCouncilsSitesHectaresMax dwellings
Kent121,5901,40647,571
Surrey111,5021,32033,281
Essex141,41489531,346
Hampshire131,1131,18128,403
Staffordshire99201,08629,525
Lancashire1469477518,720
East Sussex668729118,696
Devon1065780822,880
Cambridgeshire66274,18941,017
Derbyshire95961,06421,291
Berkshire658865933,275
Hertfordshire1058257928,425
Nottinghamshire849881914,742
Norfolk748850712,592
Oxfordshire546677816,806
Lincolnshire93883688,496
Gloucestershire63853208,453
West Sussex738121812,778
Leicestershire83753327,631
Suffolk536937112,791
Worcestershire62792729,441
Warwickshire52646034,367

Source: planning.data.gov.uk (MHCLG), Open Government Licence v3.0. A register entry is the council’s assessment that a site could take housing — not planning permission, and not an offer to sell. Looking for one authority? All 293 council registers.