Bellway’s housing completions and average selling price for its full year are “slightly ahead” of guidance, it said today (August 12), while it noted “softer trading” in its final quarter.
Giving a trading update ahead of its full year results for the year ending July 31 2025, the housebuilder said its total completions rose 14.3% to 8,749 homes against 2024, with their overall average selling price increasing from last year’s £307,909 to £316,000. In June, it stated that completions would likely range between 8,600 and 8,700 homes, with pricing at around £315,000.
Housing revenue during the year lifted 17% to more than £2.76 billion; Bellway’s underlying operating margin is expected to “approach” 11%, up from 2024’s 10%.
Its private reservation rate per outlet per week – including bulk sales – was 11.8% above 2024 at 0.57. Excluding bulk sales, the rate increased 6.1% to 0.52.
Bellway said the higher level of private reservations during the year had improved its forward order book from the end of the 2024 year to 5,307 homes (2024 – 5,144 homes), with a value of £1,519.4 million against last year’s £1,412.9 million.
But while the private reservation rate improved in the …
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