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 Conservatives have already lost more than 200 council seats, with Labour winning several new metro mayors.

  • England will need 5.4 million new homes as the population aged 16-plus grows to a predicted 50 million.

  • Louise Wyman previously served as strategic director of growth and development at Manchester City Council.

  • Industry veterans including Primary Health Properties founder Harry Hyman and former Workspace head Jamie Hopkins launch venture.

  • The Hampshire circuit has been the home of the British Amateur Racing Club for over 50 years.

  • The Cambois site in Northumberland had originally been designated for Britishvolt to build a giant £3.8bn battery factory.

  • The group intends to deploy the funds before the end of the year and has expanded its medium-term target pipeline to £250m.

  • Knight Frank reports strong performance for the sector despite volumes being down compared with recent years’ peaks.

  • The company, which operates 31 stores, aims to roll out up to 10 stores this year.

  • Around 50 volume and SME housebuilders are responsible for delivering 70,000 homes a year.

  • Attendees and auction bidders dug deep at the event to support the partner charity.

  • Sael will open at 1 Carlton Street while Claro will take 12 Waterloo Place.

  • Iain Murray will take over the role on 10 May from Gillian McLees, who spent two years in the role.

  • Around 95% of UKCM shareholders backed the merger deal with Tritax Big Box REIT.

  • The UK audio technology company has signed a 10-year lease to occupy 36,000 sq ft.

  • Bayes’ bi-annual real estate report shows significant year-on-year decline in new lending.

  • The planned RICS members’ lounge will include meeting rooms and workspaces.

  • Investors face a six- to nine-month window to capitalise on current pricing.

  • Winners of the Property Week RESI Awards 2024 have been revealed at a glittering ceremony held at London’s prestigious Grosvenor House Hotel.

  • Compagnie du Parc said the deals ”affirm our commitment to urban light industrial and logistics assets within Greater London”.

  • Federation of Master Builders boss Brian Berry said the government was “taking Labour policy to rectify failures in their own policy to deliver homes”.

  • The Selly Oak development will also include approximately 13,700 sq ft of commercial space on the ground floor.

  • The merged group of Cain International and Blackbrook Capital will bring the firms’ combined assets under management to over $17bn (£13.6bn).

  • SGS owns the former intu centres in Lakeside in Essex, Atria Watford, Victoria Centre in Nottingham and Braehead near Glasgow.

  • Irish housebuilder Glenveagh Properties has issued a robust trading update ahead of its annual general meeting on Thursday.

  • The MPs said many of their constituents are being severely impacted by the cost of living crisis.

  • Has Blackstone gone deal crazy?

  • Company is ”comfortable looking out into the regions, where there is more value,” head of retail parks Matt Reed said.

  • The group also revealed a 9% increase in its target dividend from 5.5p to 6p.

  • London recorded its highest share versus the rest of the UK in almost a decade, new research has found.