Berkeley Group Named Housebuilder of the Year at 2025 Building Awards

Berkeley Group Named Housebuilder of the Year at 2025 Building Awards

London, UK – Berkeley Group has been awarded Housebuilder of the Year at the 2025 Building Awards, recognizing its leadership in brownfield regeneration, sustainable placemaking, and customer satisfaction across the UK housing sector.

The prestigious award highlights excellence and innovation in housebuilding. Judges praised Berkeley’s high quality standards, strong community-focused approach, and its consistent delivery of sustainable neighbourhoods that add long-term value.

Key Achievements from 2024–25

  • 92% of homes delivered on brownfield land
  • 98% of customers would recommend Berkeley (Net Promoter Score: 81.6, well above industry average)
  • Over 1,200 acres of new or measurably improved natural habitats across 57 biodiversity net gain sites
  • Community Plans implemented across every regeneration site in collaboration with residents
  • £580 million invested in affordable housing and community infrastructure
  • 8.7% of employees in ‘earn and learn’ roles, securing Gold membership of The 5% Club
  • Ranked top UK housebuilder for build quality by HomeViews

Commitment to Sustainable Communities

Berkeley continues to focus on nature recovery, community engagement, and thoughtful design, ensuring that every development creates livable, green, and people-focused neighbourhoods.

The company reaffirmed its mission to deliver homes the country needs, supported by social infrastructure, local partnerships, and access to green spaces.

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