- Framework appointment builds on more than 35 years supporting Homes England's mission to deliver high-quality, safe and sustainable homes and inclusive communities
- Cushman & Wakefield will play a key role providing a wide range of property, financial and development services to support Homes England and partners
London, 16 September 2026 – Cushman & Wakefield has been appointed to Homes England’s Property, Financial and Development Services Framework (2026–2030) following a competitive tender process.
The appointment grants Cushman & Wakefield preferred supplier status across England for the next four years.
This appointment builds on Cushman & Wakefield’s long-standing track record of advising Homes England, its predecessor organisations, and the wider UK public sector. It further positions the firm as a key delivery partner at the heart of the Government’s housing and development agenda.
Homes England is the Government’s housing and regeneration agency, focussed on unlocking housing and regeneration opportunities, transforming the housing market, and driving innovation to deliver lasting impact. Its mission is to support the creation of high-quality, safe, and sustainable homes, alongside vibrant and inclusive communities across the country.
The Homes England Property, Financial and Development Services Framework will be used to procure a wide range of professional, technical, and financial property services to support the delivery of Homes England’s Strategic Plan.
Paul Wickenden, Partner in Cushman & Wakefield’s Living team, said: “Homes England is an important client of Cushman & Wakefield. We have worked with the organisation and its predecessors for over 35 years, delivering exciting projects and innovative solutions to the challenges presented by the UK housing market.
“Homes England’s remit has never been more important, given the current market challenges and opportunities. We are excited to continue our work with Homes England, helping towns and cities to thrive and supporting in the delivery of much-needed housing.”
Stephen Miles, Head of UK Land, Development and Planning at Cushman & Wakefield, said:“This reappointment marks a significant continuation of Cushman & Wakefield’s advisory mandate with Homes England, reinforcing our ability to deliver complex, large-scale regeneration and housing programmes. It strengthens our track record of supporting central government and public sector clients with integrated property, development and financial advice to unlock and deliver nationally significant projects.”
Cushman & Wakefield has advised the UK Public Sector for many decades developing successful relationships with over 25 Central Government departments and agencies, 150 Local Authorities and Blue Light organisations, 50 Universities and Colleges and 100 NHS Trusts. It also works extensively with bodies like Homes England to deliver regeneration and economic development outcomes and to achieve accelerated growth in housing delivery.
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