Our vision is to lead the future of urban regeneration and home building.
Trusted to transform the most complex sites into exceptional places
that deliver a lasting positive impact for society and the natural world.
Our Vision
Berkeley’s ambitious responsible business strategy is called Our Vision.
It provides a framework for how we address Environmental Social and Governance (ESG) issues.
Our Vision drives change, sets us apart and delivers lasting positive impact.
It has five key priority areas, each with a goal. Choose a priority below to learn more.
Our Impact
This extract from Berkeley Group’s 2026 Annual Report summarises our latest Our Vision progress.
It explains how we have evolved the strategy, including refining the priority areas, its links to our materiality assessment, and gives examples of Our Vision in action.
2025/26 Highlights
+77.9 Net Promoter Score (NPS), compared to an industry average of +61.4
550 community facilities being delivered on our live sites
>590 acres of publicly accessible green space being delivered on live sites
14% reduction in scopes 1 and 2 (market-based) emissions since 2024/25
8.5% of employees are in 'earn and learn' roles as graduates, apprentices or sponsored students
Our Annual Injury Incidence Rate (AIIR) is 100, compared to an industry average of 280
Awards, Accreditations & Partnerships
Platinum Award
In-house Research
Britain’s Most Admired Company 2025
Home Construction sector winner
CDP Corporate A List 2025
Climate Change and Water Security
Gold Member
The 5% Club
No.1 Developer for Build Quality
HomeViews
Large Developer of the Year
RESI Awards 2026
Latest News
Milton Keynes Residents to Benefit from New Homes and More Wildlife
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Berkeley Group has been name recognised in The Job Crowd’s Top Companies for Apprentices and Graduates 2026/27 rankings.
Berkeley Publishes 20-Year Transition Plan to Achieve Net Zero
Berkeley has today published its Net Zero Transition Plan; a 20-year roadmap.