BerksProp Awards - Bigger and Stronger in 2025
Thursday, 6th November @ Reading Town Hall
Established in 2019, the awards programme celebrates the Royal County of Berkshire property market. Building upon the successful formulae used at the OxProp Awards and EastProp Awards, also created by UKPF, the BerksProp Awards will recognise the work completed in the region and will be judged by a panel of experts.
Located in the historic Reading Town Hall, this event has been designed to have close proximity to transport links and the Elizabeth Line and provide delegates with the winning mix of celebration, networking, and quality dining. Finally, we work closely with the University of Reading Real Henley School of Business Estate Management, who are fully engaged with the awards programme.
HOW ARE WE DIFFERENT FROM OTHER THAMES VALLEY AWARDS?
- Strong connection with the Berkshire planning region
- Attended and supported by the Berkshire property community
- Located next to a Reading Station with direct links to London via the Elizabeth Line
- Experienced judging panel and open awards decision process
- A limited number of awards, which allows plenty of time for networking
- Aim to finish the formal proceedings by 10.30 pm
- Excellent venue and dining facilities at Reading Town Hall
- Post-event at the Purple Turtle in Reading!
EVENING FORMAT
Black-tie awards evening hosted at the Reading Town Hall with a capacity for 250 people. The format consists of 25 tables of 10 with options for individual bookings. Prices include reception drinks, food, and a keynote speech from Olympic Rower Greg Searle MBE as part of the package.
AWARD CATEGORIES:
Law Firm of the Year
Deal of the Year
Architect of the Year
Responsible Employer of the Year
Housing Development / Developer of the Year
Commercial Project of the Year
Low Carbon Project of the Year
Future Project of the Year
Project of the Year
Apprentice of the Year
NextGen Leader of the Year (Under 35)
Best of the Best as voted by the attendees to BerksProp Awards
CARBON FOOTPRINT
In the design and implementation of the awards, we will strive to reduce the carbon footprint of this event. For example, the decision on the location of the venue is near public transport stations, the use of digital ticketing in all aspects of event management, the limited use of paper where possible, the provenance of the food served to Berkshire and the design of the awards, which will be made of recycled or sustainable materials.
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