The Highly Commended List – as chosen by the OxProp Judges – has been officially launched 

Over 400 people attended our event in Oxford on Thursday 10 September, split between the Keble College hall and the “Big Top” outside, which was launched for the first time this year.

Whilst the winners have received their awards on the evening, the Joint Chair of the Judges are very pleased to announce the list of Highly Commended for OxProp 2026.

Matthew Battle, managing director of UK Property Forums, said ‘the decisions the judges had to make on the winners, highly commended and losers, were probably the hardest in the history of the OxProp Awards; however, this does mean that the highly commended should be really proud of their submission.’

This year’s charity was Homeless Oxfordshire.

You can find the gallery of the event here.

OxProp Highly Commended List 2026

Best Deal of the Year sponsored by Morgan Lovell
The Institute for Global Health Building contract by Morgan Sindall

Best Contractor of the Year sponsored by Blake Morgan
Kingerlee

Best Architect of the Year sponsored by Milton Park
TSH Architects

Best Approach to Social Value sponsored by Bicester Motion
Beard

Best Residential Development of the Year sponsored by DevComms
St Edmund Hall (Norham Gardens, Oxford)

Best Commercial Building of the Year sponsored by Vail Williams
Inventa, Oxford

The Ranges, Bicester Motion

Best Low Carbon Building of the Year sponsored by Dorchester Living
Frewin Hall, Brasenose College, Oxford

Best Education & Learning Building of the Year sponsored by Homeless Oxfordshire
Unicorn School, Abingdon

Best Legacy & Restoration Building of the Year sponsored by The Forum
Beaumont Street, Oxford

Best Future Project of the Year sponsored by Savills
Cantay House, Park Street, Oxford

County Hall, Oxford

Best Project of the Year sponsored by Mills & Reeve
The Ranges, Bicester Motion

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