About Amstone


Founded in 1989, Amstone has a proven track record of working with development partners, planners, communities and funders to achieve exceptional results. We have an enviable mix of market knowledge and experience.

We act as a ‘best in class developer’ delivering considered and efficiently designed schemes providing excellent homes for the occupiers, whilst also providing strong net investor returns. Amstone brings a track record in locating, unlocking and delivering BTR opportunities and have recently delivered one of the UK’s largest BTR schemes.

We have a reputation for delivering successful PRS (Private Rented Sector) developments. Our keen eye for emerging opportunities has led us into ambitious projects, focusing on mixed-use developments. In 1999, we completed our first retail scheme. Today, we have mixed-use, residential, retail and leisure schemes in progress, worth over £100 million.

To read more about how our developments are progressing and new sites that we have acquired please look at our Latest News

Latest Industry News
  • The recommended merger has been terminated as the number of API shareholders voting in favour fell below the minimum threshold.

  • CBRE-backed report warns London’s office market is “losing momentum”.

  • Andy Hay will take over from interim CEO Digby Flower, who will become chairman of Hollis.

  • Profit before tax decreased 34% to £112m in 2023, but the housebuilder delivered robust sales per site per week of 0.63.

  • NSD has sold the prime industrial site at its Alchemy Business Park site to Marchmont Investment Management.

  • The committee will examine the transaction process, the information available to buyers and the role of conveyancers and agents.

  • BT’s former Friary House office building has permission for residential conversion under permitted development rights.

  • The schemes in Croydon and Walthamstow have 546 and 257 homes respectively.

  • The Capital House PBSA scheme was completed in 2018 by Keir Property Developments.

  • The mixed-use Spitalfields development has added an office occupier and two restaurants.

  • CBRE IM advised on the refinancing of Battersea Power Station’s commercial elements.

  • Savills and Cushman & Wakefield have been jointly appointed to conduct the sale.

  • The development will see the partial demolition of the existing buildings and the construction of 126,715 sq ft of industrial space.

  • The developer has attacked the decision as it “unnecessarily delayed private and affordable housing”.

  • The firm has expanded its finance team with the appointment of Doug Bowley.

  • REALIS will focus on asset development or repositioning and distressed transactions over the next two years.

  • The 60-acre business park adds more than 1.5m sq ft of space to Sirius’s BizSpace portfolio.

  • He will help develop and execute the firm’s long-term growth strategies.

  • The association is calling on the industry to road test the code in a bid to improve industry standards.

  • Ston Easton Park Estate ceased trading as a hotel in 2021.

  • Deadline was extended due to fears that a shortage of qualified inspectors would hamper housing development.

  • Swiss investor snaps up grade-A office scheme let to Virgin Atlantic until 2032.

  • The new business, Arkus Real Estate, will reposition obsolete real estate into grade-A I&L space.

  • The pizza chain will close the faltering sites by mid-May.

  • The project to redevelop the Market Walk Shopping Centre site will cost over £12m.

  • The deal includes the acquisition of Waldersey Farms, which manages the land in Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire.

  • The Office of Government Property’s new recruit joins from the New Hospitals Programme.

  • FullwellCain will begin developing the 1.7m sq site this year.

  • The firm has refinanced its debt and has sufficient liquidity to carry out its capital expenditure programme.

  • The housebuilding giant has posted a 57% drop in profit during the first six months of its financial year.