In a trading update for the 30th June to 9th November period, the housebuilder achieved a net private sales rate per outlet per week or 0.63. This had been 0.71 for the same period in 2024.

Taylor Wimpey’s order book excluding joint ventures, as of 9th November, stood at 7,253 homes with a value of £2.2bn. These figures had been 7,771 homes and £2.2bn for the same period in 2024.

As at the end of October 2025, the housebuilder's short term landbank stood at around 75,000 plots, down marginally from 76,000 in June.

In the year to date, Taylor Wimpey has converted around 2,000 plots from its strategic pipeline, half of what it converted at the same point in 2024.

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Taylor Wimpey CEO Jennie Daly described the performance as “resilient” despite challenging market conditions, in particular first-time buyer affordability.

“The government's housing ambitions, and the significant economic and social benefits of increased housing supply can only be unlocked by effective demand, particularly for affordability constrained first time buyers,” said Jennie.

“We remain well-positioned to capitalise on the improving planning environment, generating value from our high-quality, well-located landbank, while advancing new opportunities in our pipeline.

“As set out at our recent investor and analyst event, we remain confident in our ability to deliver profitable growth and maximise shareholder returns over the medium term."