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Principal Commercial Planner
Contract: 6 months
Rate: £450 per day Umbrella
Location: Central London
The Opportunity
An exciting opportunity for an experienced Principal Commercial Planner to support major property development and regeneration schemes across London. Working from a client-side/landowner perspective, you will support major development opportunities, working closely with development partners, local authorities, consultants, and internal stakeholders.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead planning appraisals for major development opportunities.
- Prepare and coordinate planning applications and supporting documentation.
- Provide planning advice throughout the development lifecycle.
- Engage and negotiate with local authorities and key stakeholders.
- Support planning policy, Section 106, CIL, and S278 matters.
- Represent the planning function at senior stakeholder meetings.
- Manage consultants and support junior team members.
- Identify opportunities to maximize development and regeneration benefits.
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About You
The ideal candidate will have:
- Strong London planning knowledge and experience.
- Experience preparing and submitting planning applications.
- Experience working on major schemes from a developer, landowner, or commercial property perspective.
- Understanding of the full planning lifecycle, including pre-application through to conditions and Section 106.
- Strong stakeholder management, communication, and negotiation skills.
- Good understanding of development viability, urban design, and transport planning.
- Experience managing consultants and/or junior staff.
- A relevant planning degree; MRTPI is desirable.


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