Yorkshire’s residential property sector has raised £141,651 for Yorkshire Children’s Charity at its annual awards ceremony.
A total of 547 tickets were sold for The Yorkshires. Residential Real Estate Awards 2026, which took place last night at Rudding Park in Harrogate.
Hosted by television presenter and comedian Dominic Holland, the event brought together property professionals for a three-course dinner, live entertainment and the announcement of this year’s winners.
Rebecca Blyth received the Rising Star award, while Mark Manning was named Property Personality of the Year.


Attraction in Hull won Best Large Development, with Waverley Green in Rotherham taking the award for Best Small Development. Andrew Moseley Associates was named Best Residential Consultancy Practice, while Beal Homes won Best Residential Developer.
Zenko City Living received Best Small Agent, Monroe Estate Agents won Best Agency Team, Lowfield Green in York took The Placemaking Award and The Store House in Leeds won Excellence in Design.
The awards also raised funds for Yorkshire Children’s Charity, which supports children and families facing disadvantage because of sickness, disability or financial difficulties.
The £141,651 raised, including a Spiderman poster signed by Tom Holland and Zendaya, which was auctioned for almost £2,000, will help fund the charity’s winter support campaign, providing essential items such as coats, shoes, bedding and toiletries to children experiencing hardship. The charity is also preparing to deliver Christmas presents to children who might otherwise go without.


Charlotte Farrington, founder and CEO of Yorkshire Children’s Charity, said: “I cannot thank our sponsors, guests and everyone who supported The Yorkshires. Residential Real Estate Awards enough for their generosity. To raise an astonishing £141,651 in just one evening is something truly special, and a wonderful reminder of what we can achieve when Yorkshire comes together.
“While last night was a celebration of the very best of Yorkshire’s residential property industry, the real winners are the children and families across our region who will benefit from this extraordinary generosity.”
The Yorkshire Post was one of the sponsors of the awards. Other sponsors included: Gowling WLG, Edward + Riley Architects, Hampshire Trust Bank, AV Matrix, Walker Morris, Strata Homes, DS Emotion, Leeds College of Building, The English Marquee Company and Zenko City Living.
