A BURNTWOOD developer says it is on track to hit a turnover of more than £100million next year.
Cameron Homes added that it expects the figure to rise from the £75million achieved in 2025.
The company currently has nine live developments across the Midlands, with two schemes already in the early stage of construction and a further three in the pre-construction phase.
Guy Bebbington, managing director of Cameron Homes, said:
“This is a very special housebuilding business that is exceptionally well positioned to outperform the market over the coming years.
“We have acquired eight development sites across the Midlands this year, with many more already in the pipeline. For the 24 months ending December 2026, we will have secured development land for 1,000 family homes.
“The solid, sustained investment in prime residential land, our people, and the quality and energy efficiency of our hand-crafted homes, has set us on track to virtually double this year’s turnover to over £140m before the end of the decade.
“I am immensely proud of everything the team has accomplished. Collectively, we will continue to grow this business by staying true to our values: more homes, same heart.”
Cameron Homes has recently unveiled initial visuals of its proposals for a development of up to 450 homes and community facilities off Highfields Road in Chasetown.
Guy added:
“There is no question that this is one of the toughest environments SME housebuilders have faced, with rising costs, increasing regulation and ongoing planning challenges.
“That said, challenge also creates opportunity for businesses like Cameron that are committed to adapting. We are investing in digital skills, systems and our product, to stay ahead of these pressures.
“Looking ahead, we will begin exploring opportunities in Cheshire and South Manchester, while remaining within an 80-minute travel time of our headquarters in Chasetown. That disciplined approach will ensure we stay true to our values as we look to exceed delivery of 400 homes per annum over the coming years.”
