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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.
Irish property group Hibernia REIT has hiked its dividend for the first half of its financial year by 16.7% to 1.75 cents per share (1.5p) as its rent roll rose on the back of new lettings and rent reviews.
Landsec has swung to a £147m loss and reported a 3.2% fall in net assets per share as the group’s retail portfolio continued to lose value following a raft of insolvencies and store chain collapses in the first half of the year.
DLA Piper has taken 40,000 sq ft of office space on a 15-year lease at Two Chamberlain Square in Birmingham’s £700m Paradise development.
A quarter of the 210 new hotels in the development pipeline in London are located in Westminster, according to new research by Boodle Hatfield.
Allsop has hired Nick Troubridge as an investment analyst in its residential investment and student housing team.
Helios Real Estate and Marrico have been granted full planning consent for a four-acre mixed-use scheme next to Newcastle United football club.
Meyer Bergman and BCP Asset Management (AM) have secured a €100m (£86m) plus debt facility from Goldman Sachs to develop the office and retail development Grafton Place in central Dublin.
Tristan Capital Partners’ latest real estate opportunity fund, EPISO 5, has completed the acquisition of a 1.3-acre freehold site in Bristol city centre, known as 4 Glass Wharf, from Salmon Harvester Properties and NFU Mutual.
HC-One has become the largest provider of elderly care in the UK with 22,000 beds, according to new research from Savills.
Clintons’ owners are looking to close more than 60 stores and cut the rent on hundreds of others, according to media reports.
ITV has exchanged contracts for the sale of the London Television Centre on the South Bank to Mitsubishi Estate London in an all-cash transaction for £145.6m.
Europa Capital, the pan-European real estate investment manager, has promoted both Will Hughes and Nick Temperley to associate director in addition to three other promotions in the team.
The proportion of homes in the private rental sector being let by overseas landlords has increased year-on-year as falls in the value of sterling attract international property investors, according to Hamptons International.
Landsec has launched a new sustainability strategy with the aim of being a net zero carbon business by 2030.
The Scottish Property Federation (SPF) has appointed a new chair.
The Lexicon, a joint venture between Schroder UK Real Estate Fund and Legal & General Capital has announced three new lettings.
HFD Property Group had decided to sell its CityPark1 office development in Aberdeen to LCN Capital Partners for around £80m.
PLP has appointed contractor Sterling Services to develop gateway access into its 37-acre Knowsley logistics scheme, with discussions to secure the development’s first tenant underway.
Almost 800 leading players from the industry attended the Microscope Ball at the Hilton, Park Lane.
Japanese eatery Taka has signed a lease for a 2,500 sq ft restaurant at 109 Marylebone High Street, its second opening in the UK.
Allsop blames market caution as success rates and amounts raised fall at both auction houses’ October sales
Industrial and office rental growth has slowed dramatically in and around Greater London, according to research by Glenny.
Lothbury Investment Management has disposed of Willow House on Norwich’s Broadland Business Park to a South African-backed property fund for £13m.
Co-working provider LABS is set to occupy Victoria House, a grade II-listed landmark building overlooking Bloomsbury Square, from summer 2020.
Mezzanine lender Beaufort Capital has agreed deals to help fund the first phase of Inland Homes’ £620m Cheshunt Lakeside scheme and Marden Homes’ latest development near Chelmsford.
AEW UK is buying a speculative development site with a GDV of £50m in Wakefield from Caddick Group.
RICS puts no timetable on providing detailed framework valuers want to see
JV agreement with PFA is expected to finance the development of retirement communities across Denmark
SoftBank chief executive Masayoshi Son laid out a three-point plan yesterday to revive the fortunes of WeWork after the Japanese conglomerate reported a £5bn loss caused by a sharp writedown in its investment in the flexible workspace company.
McCarthy & Stone is looking to raise about £300m for a fund that will invest in its growing portfolio of rented retirement flats.