About Us
Who We Are
Established in 1987, Keyland has regenerated some of the most complex and acclaimed residential and commercial developments in Yorkshire.
After three decades of developing a successful formula for unlocking the development potential of disused and under utilised land for sister company Yorkshire Water, Keyland now offers this service to public and private landowners through our Planning Promotional Agreements (PPA) initiative.
Consequently our reach is growing and we are now promoting thousands of new homes and millions of square feet of employment space. We acknowledge that we have an increasing opportunity to do good and make a lasting economic, social and environmental contribution.
“We are excited about working with those who share our ambition to create truly exceptional places and want to work with us to make our vision a reality.”
Luke Axe, Land & Planning Director
About Us
Meet the Team
Our team has built an unrivalled reputation on its core strength of resolving complex development issues to maximise the value of brownfield and Greenfield sites.
"It is exciting to see Keyland shape its business strategy around the Six Capitals approach to further grow its commitment to the creation of sustainable communities. It’s even better to hear of the many clients that are quickly seeing the added value this new approach is bringing"
Gordon Rogers, Head of Long Term Strategy at United Utilities
“It is very encouraging to see a developer coming forward with a thoughtful approach to development that is not just sales driven but genuinely tries to understand the place and community and deliver developments with longer term sustainable benefits.”
Damian Allen, Chief Executive, Doncaster Council
"Keyland’s intention to put the Six Capitals at the heart of the business is a bold and innovative approach to property development and will support the delivery of Yorkshire Water’s Land Strategy. Working with other major landowners as part of the Yorkshire Land Network will allow us to think bigger and go further for the communities of Yorkshire"
Liz Barber, Chief Executive at Yorkshire Water