Barratt Redrow plc reported an 8% rise in home completions in its latest trading update, covering the 17 weeks to 26th October 2025.
Total home completions reached 3,665, up from 3,396 in the same period last year.
The forward order book stood at 10,669 homes valued at £3,281.4m.
The company operated from an average of 402 sales outlets, down from 433 last year.
Net private reservations per week, including joint ventures, averaged 228 compared to 255 in the previous period.
David Thomas, CEO at Barratt Redrow, said: “We have delivered a resilient performance over the period despite challenging market conditions and increased uncertainty ahead of the November Budget.
“In the long term, the fundamentals of UK housing demand are unchanged, and Barratt Redrow is uniquely well positioned with three strong consumer brands, a high quality land bank, and the financial strength to invest through the cycle.
“We remain focused on operational excellence as we target sustainable growth over the medium term to reach 22,000 home completions per year.”
Thomas added: “In the meantime, it is essential that government policy continues to prioritise planning reform, removes barriers to investment and, crucially, supports homebuyers, especially first-time buyers, if the sector is to accelerate volumes to help meet the country’s housing needs.”
