Hospitality operators and hotel groups
Monitor proposed openings, conversions, refurbishments and other premises activity that may affect your locations, competitors or expansion plans.
Planning-linked evidence. Commercial context.
Project Intel identifies proposed development, property and market change through public evidence — then turns it into useful intelligence for businesses deciding where to invest, open, build, advise, supply or focus next.
Discuss a focused intelligence question
Source-linked evidence. Human review. No sales call required to read the public report.
Planning in Edinburgh?
Find the official route to submit, search or comment on an Edinburgh planning application, then explore independently reviewed hospitality and commercial property evidence.
Earlier visibility. Better-informed decisions.
Planning applications and other public records can reveal proposed openings, conversions, refurbishments, developments and changes in how properties may be used.
The information is public, but it is fragmented, technical and time-consuming to interpret. Project Intel monitors that evidence, selects what appears commercially relevant and explains why it may deserve attention.
Monitor proposed openings, conversions, refurbishments and other premises activity that may affect your locations, competitors or expansion plans.
Identify areas, assets and proposed changes that may warrant further commercial investigation or monitoring.
Gain earlier awareness of relevant schemes, changing properties and organisations that may require professional support.
Focus business development on planning-linked projects that fit your geography, trade and preferred type of work.
Understand where future project demand may emerge and make it easier for relevant organisations to find your business.
A live example of the Project Intel approach
Explore 18 hospitality premises in our free June–August 2026 review, from hotel and restaurant conversions to refurbishment and outdoor seating.
Read the proposed work in plain English, compare the broad areas and explore the interactive map. The review brings the research together so you can decide which changes deserve closer attention.
Free to read online. Published September 2026. The £195 pack adds the identifying records in PDF and Excel; one unresolved location is clearly flagged.
Need research around your own locations? Request a bespoke report.
What could the evidence help you understand?
Which hospitality properties are showing signs of proposed change?
Where are refurbishment, conversion or development proposals concentrating?
Which planning records may be relevant to a particular trade or service?
What local activity may affect an operator, investor or property strategy?
Which projects deserve monitoring as stronger evidence emerges?
What does the available evidence suggest about change in a place or sector?
Which public records support a business-development or investment conversation?
The evidence does not make the decision for you. It gives you a clearer place to start.
Choose the level of intelligence you need
The June–August 2026 shortlist in a PDF report and filterable Excel workbook, with recorded addresses, planning references, available council links and project commentary. Payment and delivery are confirmed by email.
Order the Full Report — £195A practical trial for contractors, consultants and suppliers that want planning-linked opportunities selected around their area, trade and commercial priorities. The Pilot is designed to test relevance before making a longer commitment.
Explore Planning IntelligenceContinued monitoring of selected projects, properties, places or sectors as the public evidence changes.
Explore WatchlistsEvidence-led reports examining proposed development and property activity within a defined geography or commercial sector.
Explore ReportsBespoke research for a specific location, asset, sector, opportunity or commercial question.
Discuss Your QuestionEvidence into opportunity
We monitor planning-linked and other relevant public evidence across Scottish markets.
We identify records that appear relevant to a defined place, sector, trade or commercial question.
We retain links to the underlying public sources and distinguish evidence from interpretation.
We explain what the available evidence may mean, what remains uncertain and why a record may deserve attention.
Where useful, we continue monitoring the project, property or market for stronger evidence and material changes.
Public evidence, properly interpreted
Project Intel is built around continuous evidence review rather than generic lead lists or one-off searches.
It is not a forecasting service, private deal-room database or guarantee that a project will proceed. It is an earlier, more structured view of publicly evidenced change.
Find businesses that help projects move forward
The Project Intel Directory brings together reviewed public profiles for contractors, fit-out partners, M&E specialists and other building-services suppliers serving Edinburgh and the Central Belt.
The directory is a useful starting point for operators, property teams and project professionals looking for relevant published business information. It does not rank suppliers, confirm availability or replace project-specific due diligence.
Beyond individual planning records
Project Intel can bring multiple public records together to reveal wider patterns around development, property use and commercial activity.
What are you trying to understand?
Tell us the geography, market, property type or project activity that matters to your business. We will explain whether an existing Project Intel report, the £195 Planning Intelligence Pilot, a watchlist or a focused piece of research is the most appropriate starting point.