The Berkeley Group is comprised of six market leading brands; Berkeley, St George, St James, St Joseph, St Edward and St William. The Group operates through a network of some 20 autonomous operating companies.
A reputation for excellence
Berkeley is the Group's longest established brand, founded in 1976 and today creating medium to large-scale developments in towns, cities and the countryside, encompassing executive homes, mixed use schemes, riverside apartments, refurbished historic buildings and urban loft spaces. Berkeley is proud to be one of the leading property development companies in London and the South of England.
A joint venture delivering sustainable new communities
St Edward was established as a joint venture company co-owned by the Berkeley Group and Prudential. The powerful combination of the two companies' strengths and complimentary skills provides a strong vehicle for delivering unique residential developments in London and the South of England.
Regenerating high profile London location
St George specialises in high quality mixed use sustainable regeneration in London, schemes that have dramatically transformed large swathes of brownfield land, reviving the city landscape and establishing thriving new communities. St George are now renowned top London property developers.
Design and environment working together
The London and South of England property developer St James, originally a joint venture between the Berkeley Group and Thames Water, handles projects that embrace private residential development, commercial property, recreational and community facilities, with creative solutions that deliver every aspect of responsible and sustainable mixed use development.
The Berkeley Group builds fantastic homes in amazing places. St Joseph is Berkeley's newest brand, created to bring our passion for quality and place making to Birmingham and the West Midlands.
St William is unlocking some of the most technically complex regeneration sites at the heart of communities across London and the South of England, with a landscape-led approach. By regenerating brownfield sites, including former National Grid gasworks, St William has the potential to bring forward more than 20,000 new homes.
