The 375-home development – built adjacent to the stadium on former derelict housing – fought off strong competition from high-end projects across the region to land the accolade at the awards event at Birmingham’s Eastside Conference Centre.
Corkfield opened to residents in November and is Phase 2 of Warwickshire CCC’s Masterplan to transform the stadium and its wider estate into a multi-use sports, residential, commercial, and community destination.
Accommodation ranges from studios to three-bed accommodation, with underground parking, 14,000 sq ft of retail space, and a spacious rooftop terrace overlooking the stadium.
Edgbaston Chief Operating Officer Craig Flindall, said: “Corkfield is a stunning development and this award is testament to the development, design and ethos of the complex. There is a real focus on community, with shared spaces and a policy of working with local independent suppliers and businesses.
“Later this summer we will be consulting on the project with local residents and businesses and we would encourage people to take part in that process.”
Corkfield is ranked first of 32 developments in Birmingham on the website Homeviews – an independent property review site – and was named the Best Build to Rent Community in the HomeViews Resident Choice Awards 2024.
Community Manager Mohammed Salman, from Native Residential which manages Corkfield, said: “To receive these awards from our peers in the industry, and from residents, is a fantastic achievement and testament to the community we’ve created at Corkfield.
“In such a wonderful location and working so closely with Edgbaston, Corkfield is a fantastic offering to support the demands of the Birmingham rental market.”
Richard Scutt, Real Estate Development Director at PATRIZIA, said: “We are thrilled Corkfield has been recognised for this prestigious industry award.
“At PATRIZIA we take huge pride in embedding ourselves within communities to make a positive and long-term impact in the towns and cities where we invest.
“Corkfield epitomises this philosophy in action and represents the exceptional collaboration between us, WCCC, Winvic, Native Residential, the MAC and the wider Edgbaston community to deliver a scheme that the city of Birmingham can be very proud of.”
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