High-profile developer Anthony McCourt has been named as Property Personality of the Year at Insider's Midlands Residential Property Awards, which was held last night at The Eastside Rooms in Birmingham. Showcasing the best projects and developers over the past 12 months, the awards were sponsored by Aptus Utilities; Court Collaboration; Gowling WLG; McAuliffe Group; Pennycuick Collins Ltd; Realty Law; Shoosmiths; and William Davis Homes, while Encore Estate Management Ltd sponsored the drinks reception and FleetMilne sponsored the networking booklets.
Social Housing Award
Sponsored by Aptus
Winner: emh
Highly commended: Platform Housing Group
Architectural Practice of the Year
Winner: Corstorphine & Wright Architects
Residential Property Consultancy of the Year
Sponsored by Court Collaboration
Winner:Highgate Land and Development Ltd
Skills & Training Scheme of the Year
Winner: Baily Garner
Urban & City Living Developer of the Year
Sponsored by William Davis Homes
Winner: Wavensmere Homes
Highly commended: Court Collaboration
Emerging Property Person of the Year
Winner: Sophie Smith, Spitfire Homes
Residential Property Management Agent of the Year
Sponsored by Realty Law
Winner: Encore Estate Management Ltd
Housebuilder of the Year
Sponsored by Gowling WLG
Winner: Keepmoat Homes
Apartment Development of the Year
Sponsored by Pennycuick Collins Ltd
Winner: The Waterside Apartments, Nottingham (Monk Estates, Leonard Design Architects)
Property Law Firm of the Year
Winner: Lodders
Small Residential Development of the Year (fewer than 100 units)
Winner: Haseley Manor, Hatton, Warwickshire (Spitfire Homes, Lapworth Architects, T Jones Building, Ventrolla, William Parrot Masonry)
Residential Development of the Year (more than 100 units)
Winner: Snow Hill Wharf, Birmingham (St Joseph Homes, Grid Architects)
Highly commended: Great Alne Park, Alcester, Warwickshire (Inspired Villages)
Placemaking Project of the Year
Sponsored by Shoosmiths
Winner: Houlton, Rugby (Urban & Civic, Aviva Investors, Redrow Homes, Crest Nicholson, Morris Homes, Davidsons Homes, Civic Living)
Residential Regeneration Project of the Year
Winner: Port Loop, Birmingham (Urban Splash, Places for People, Canal & River Trust, Birmingham City Council)
Property Deal of the Year
Winner: Homes England’s acquisition of two land parcels totaling 92 hectares in south-west Rugby (Tritax Symmetry, Taylor Wimpey, Richborough Estates, L&Q Estates, Warwickshire)
Property Personality of the Year
Winner: Anthony McCourt, Court Collaboration
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