Savills, the real estate advisor, recently released its annual results for the year ended 31st December 2025.
The consultancy Group realised ‘revenue growth, up 6%’ and an increase of 11 percentage points on underlying profit before tax. During the year, the succession of the chief executive and chief financial officer roles was completed.
Tom Fraser, head of office for Savills in Cambridge, said: “The Cambridge office has continued to grow and strengthen its position over the last year, and the performance of all teams has been strong. This activity has been underpinned by significant transactions across all divisions including residential, new homes, commercial, property management, rural and development.
“I am very grateful for everyone’s commitment, hard work and dedication, which has been the cornerstone of our success. We have also made several new appointments across the office – adding staff in key areas of the business including the new homes and rural departments.
“Businesses continue to be attracted to Cambridge, and the continued growth of the life sciences and technology sectors in particular – alongside further government investment – bodes well for future success. We look forward to growing the business and augmenting this further over the coming months – including the move into our new offices which is on track for mid to late spring.”
The Group has ‘seen continued momentum across global real estate markets during the first couple of months of 2026’ and expect ‘progressive growth in investment activity’ over the coming year.
Simon Shaw, Group chief executive of Savills plc, said: “Despite the well-rehearsed challenges of tariffs and fiscal uncertainty, the Group has delivered a strong performance across the board.
“Whilst our Transaction Advisory business faced more challenging market conditions during Q2 and Q3 in some of our key markets, we continued to build strong transactional pipelines and were well positioned as clients’ confidence and appetite to transact accelerated into Q4, resulting in the strongest Q4 for our Transactional business since 2019.
“Our Less Transactional businesses delivered another year of strong revenue and profit growth and underpinned the strong cash generation, step up in earnings and dividend growth for the Group.”
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