In the first half of 2025 the estate and letting agent group recorded revenues of £1.127bn, up from the £1.063bn at the same point a year before.

This has contributed to a 10% increase in underlying pre-tax profits from £21m to £23m.

Savills achieved this growth despite sales activity only growing 2% between the periods.

In the first six months of 2025, Savills achieved sales of £366m, up from £359m the year before.

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Mark Ridley, group CEO at Savills, attributed this to market uncertainty from tariffs and geopolitical events.

“Our less transactional businesses continue to provide a solid platform for the Group with a resilient earnings stream,” said Mark.

“The group's strong balance sheet allows us to pursue business development opportunities in anticipation of market improvement to come.

“Our expectations for the year remain unchanged although the final outturn will clearly depend upon the pace at which our strong pipelines unlock through the second half of the year."