Oxford City Council has invited suggestions as part of the creation of its Local Plan 2042, which will guide all planning decisions in Oxford for the next 17 years.
The council is interested in sites that are wholly or partly within Oxford’s administrative boundaries.
These sites should be capable of delivering 10 or more homes, 500 square metres of employment floor space, or be larger than 0.25 hectares.
Councillor Louise Upton, cabinet member for planning, said: “Oxford is growing and it needs to do so in a way that works for everyone.
“We are actively encouraging landowners to put forward sites for development, particularly for housing.
“This is an important step in shaping our future development and we want to hear from people about land that could potentially help meet our city’s needs.”
Details of sites should be submitted by March 17. This can be done using the council’s online webform.
The council will also consider sites included in the preparation of earlier Local Plans, but encourages people to provide updates if any details have changed.
The council will carry out two rounds of public consultation later this year as it completes preparation of the Local Plan 2042.
It aims to submit the plan to the planning inspectorate for examination in April 2026.