But housebuilder says it is facing demand-side challenges with mortgage affordability
Shanly Homes has reported increased profit and turnover.
In results for the year to 31 December 2025, the Buckinghamshire-based housebuilder reported turnover of £47.2m, up from £41.8m, on the back of increasing proceeds from property sales.
Pre-tax profit stood at £8.55m, up from £3.12m, while operating profit stood at £2.65m, up from just £14,601 the year before.
The company said the year had “presented the company with several issues which effect [sic] SME housebuilders“.
“While interest rates reduced in the year, mortgage affordability continued to be a major factor in new build demand,” it said.
Shanly identified land supply, planning, the economic climate and subcontract labour as the principal risks and uncertainties to the business.
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