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.
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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.