Query SiteSeeker to return a range of sites differentiated by size and ownership type

In This Tutorial:

• How to query SiteSeeker to return a range of sites of different size and different ownership types;

• incorporating dual queries composed of differing constraints relating to:

  • Query 1:

    • site area between 0 and 20 acres;

    • class of title is freehold

    • Company Ownership being both UK and Overseas;

  • Query 2:

    • site area between 2 and 20 acres

    • private ownership;

    • class of title is freehold.

Summary:

This tutorial explores how to query SiteSeeker in BOOM!’s Data Studio to identify sites matching two different queries concurrently covering both company and private ownership of differing site area size.

Accessing Land Titles within BOOM!

Step 1: choose your target location

1. Open BOOM!’s Data Studio and select your target location. For this tutorial, we chose Manor r;

2. Zoom in and activate SiteSeeker from the top left-hand side of the screen;

3. Land Titles render onto the screen.

Step 2: SiteSeeker default settings and search area

1. SiteSeeker is built atop a database with large volumes of planning and land data which can be queried to suit your land target needs; the default setting is a simply one:

   1. site area 0 to 10 acres;

   2. class of title is freehold;

2. Build Constraint Group 1, selecting:

   1. title is one of Freehold;

   2. site area is between 0 and 20 acres;

   3. ownership being both UK and Overseas company;

3. Build Constraint Group 2 differentiated by an "Or" query rather than an "And" query, selecting:

   1. site area 2 to 20 acres;

   2. title is one of freehold;

   3. ownership is Private.

Why Leverage SiteSeeker and Save strategies?

SiteSeeker allows users to build highly granular strategic site finding strategies that suit various needs before saving these strategies via BOOM!'s Saved strategy feature. Users can save myriad strategies to suit their needs.

Discover how BOOM! can transform your site analysis. Watch the full video tutorial to understand how to build Constrain Groups and queries within SiteSeeker.