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Revealed: full list of Inside Housing Development Awards 2024 winners
Every year, the Inside Housing Development Awards offer a chance to celebrate the best in new residential housing from across the country.
From decarbonisation to rising prices, the housing sector today is under pressure from several directions. But as the developments celebrated by these awards demonstrate, the sector continues to showcase its resilience and innovative spirit – as well as the positive impact it has on people and communities throughout the UK.
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Each winner exemplifies best practice in housebuilding today. Wigan Council was the winner of two awards for its Whitebeam Close regeneration project; the judges praised its “outstanding design” and drew attention to the project’s extra-care scheme, commending its focus on the “very specific needs” of older and vulnerable residents.
See below for a full list of winners.
Inside Housing Development Awards: the winners
| Category | Winner |
| Best healthy homes development – rural/suburban | Whitebeam Close, Wigan – Wigan Council |
| Best healthy homes development – urban | Daventry House, London – Mæ |
| Best supported housing development – rural/suburban | Eldervale extra care, Wigan – Wigan Council |
| Best supported housing development – urban | Appleby Blue Almshouse, London – United St. Saviour’s Charity |
| Best shared ownership development | Regent Place – Gateway Housing Association |
| Best build-to-rent development | Eyewitness Works, Sheffield – Capital&Centric |
| Best regeneration project – 0-100 homes | Sale West Estate, Trafford – Seddon |
| Best regeneration project – 100+ homes | Clapham Park – KeithShaw House and Donna Mews – Metropolitan Thames Valley Housing |
| Best development – up to three storeys | Hermitage Mews, Croydon – Gbolade Design Studio |
| Best development – four-plus storeys | Juniper House, Walthamstow, London – Pollard Thomas Edwards |
| Best development – mixed | The Villers, Leicestershire – EMH Group |
| Best development team – rural/suburban | Sempra Homes Team – Sempra Homes |
| Best development team – urban | New supply team – North Lanarkshire Council |
| Best partnership – 0-100 homes | St Martins, Preston, Lancashire – Regenda Homes |
| Best partnership – 100+ homes | Alma Estate regeneration – Enfield Council and Countryside Partnerships (part of Vistry Group) |
| Best affordable housing development – less than £5m | Hook Norton Community Land Trust – Soha Housing |
| Best affordable housing development – less than £10m | Balgove Road, Gauldry, Scotland – Kingdom Housing Association |
| Best affordable housing development – less than £20m | Acklam Road – Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea |
| Best affordable housing development – £20m+ | 300 Harrow Road – Child Graddon Lewis |
