Ashley House Share Discussion Threads

[qackers] 17/8/2017 23:06

Hugh Russell visits Newtown based F1 Modular to see how it is contributing to innovative housing development in Wales.

hxxp://chcymru.org.uk/comms/CHC-Cartref/2017/08/15/off-site-construction-in-the-heart-of-wales/

Part of the report ........

"A recent partnership with Ashley House plc, a well-established social developer with a history of working in the social sector, enables F1 Modular to deliver a full service, including groundworks and project management, and its in-house team includes CAD specialists.

F1 Modular and Ashley House already do a lot of business with social landlords across the UK, producing homes for Scottish housing associations that meet Scottish Government’s Gold Sustainability Standard, for example (the products are highly efficient, in regard to heat and sustainability). The housing that is being created on the day that I visit is an order from Cherwell Council and the company is in negotiations with three Welsh HAs to add to their development pipelines too."

[knicol46] 17/8/2017 16:12

good luck for results - due this month

[norbert colon] 17/8/2017 15:44

Results due out anytime now...

[knicol46] 17/8/2017 15:27

tick up again - something brewing

[norbert colon] 17/8/2017 15:20

I keep on adding small chunks to my holding (42k today) as and when I have some spare divi money etc. I can foresee a much higher price than the current valuation but needs patience.

[knicol46] 17/8/2017 14:42

5 mm's control this stock, 3 already turned blue, unusual positive movement

[knicol46] 17/8/2017 14:31

tick up on 1-2 trades, positive movement

[norbert colon] 15/8/2017 15:18

Lots of positives in here for F1 Modular (76% owned by ASH):http://chcymru.org.uk/comms/CHC-Cartref/2017/08/15/off-site-construction-in-the-heart-of-wales/

[topvest] 11/8/2017 16:02

Certainly a sector with great potential. Patience has really been needed and still is. One day things may come together, you never know!

[knicol46] 11/8/2017 14:59

200k buy trade @ above offer

[first_things] 11/8/2017 09:42

Investor launches £400m fund targeting supported housing

Henley, a real estate investor with more than £1bn of capital deployed across around 40 funds, announced its first acquisition of supported housing units for £70m today.

It is hoping to raise £400m for its Henley Secure Income Property Unit Trust (Henley SIPUT) over the next six months and will focus on the “under-served but fast-growing supported housing sector”.

hxxps://www.henleyinvestments.com/about

[my retirement fund] 08/8/2017 16:18

Going down the toilet

[first_things] 04/8/2017 15:43

Good News!

Triple Point Social Housing has raised 200 million and the offer was oversubscribed.



LONDON (Alliance News) - Triple Point Social Housing REIT PLC said on Friday it raised GBP200 million in its initial public offering, with admission to trading on London's Main Market expected on Tuesday.

Triple Point placed 200 million shares at 100.00 pence per share. The company said there was "significant demand" for the offer, resulting in the issue being oversubscribed.

Triple Point said it will become a real estate investment trust, focusing on UK social housing assets with a particular focus on supported housing.

The investment trust said it has agreed to acquire, subject to admission, a seed portfolio of five supported housing assets from Pantechnicon Capital Ltd, a company within the Triple Point Group, for GBP17.9 million. At the purchase price, Triple Point said the seed portfolio is targeted to produce a net initial yield of 6%.

"We are delighted with the response which Triple Point Social Housing REIT has received on its initial public offering, with strong support from a broad range of investors," said Chairman Chris Phillips.

"The combination of a steady, index-adjusted income stream from social housing assets, and in particular from supported housing, and our ability to provide forward financing for new developments, both securing deal flow for the company whilst addressing the chronic undersupply of suitable supported housing properties, makes this a compelling investment," he added.

[first_things] 20/7/2017 09:09

Yet another real estate investment trust planning to float - raising £200m to invest in supported housing for older + disabled people.

hxxps://www.triplepointreit.com/

"An investment in the Company will enable investors to gain exposure to a portfolio of Social Housing assets in the UK, with a particular focus on Supported Housing"

This is very interesting and they will also forward fund projects

"The Group will forward finance the development of new Social Housing assets"

Ashley House has a pipeline of £150 million supported housing projects which need funding!

[norbert colon] 06/7/2017 12:52

Results were July last year but you will see that prior years have been June through to October to there is a good chance results may not be this month. Otherwise agreed re: F1 Modular

[wskill] 06/7/2017 10:18

Results are due soon if same as last year next week, the main news has been move into modular fabrication which is in my opinion the best news we have had for years moving away from government funded projects.

[first_things] 05/7/2017 13:57

If we get one or two big deals confirmed this should fly

[topvest] 04/7/2017 18:27

Announcement on the debt facility is mildly encouraging I guess in that the new debt facility is smaller than the old. Still rubbing along the bottom though.

[first_things] 04/7/2017 15:01

Looks like this will tick up soon...................

[greedfear] 04/7/2017 14:45

Don't know about the value to AH.
There seems to be a lot going on. All positive.

[first_things] 04/7/2017 13:53

Twitter also saying.... "6 units installed at our modular project at Banbury"

[first_things] 04/7/2017 13:51

Anybody got any idea of the value of this project to Ashley House?

I can only see reference to £35 million investment but no details are given.


"This announcement represents another positive step for the project which will see around £35m of public and private sector investment."

[greedfear] 04/7/2017 13:25

I see. Thank you. I'd better start using Twitter then.

[norbert colon] 04/7/2017 13:17

Public Engagement Event, Burnholme Community Hub, YO31 0GW. 29/6/2017 4-7pm. Proposals, New Care Home at Burnholme Health & Wellness CampusVia Ashley House twitter account.

[greedfear] 04/7/2017 13:10

Can't recall having read anything about this. Seems like a rather large project though.


Published Friday, 3rd March 2017

Plans for high quality accommodation for older people at the former Burnholme site have taken another step forward after the council has appointed a care home provider for the site.

Following a competitive bidding process, Ashley House working with HC-One have been named as the preferred bidder to deliver care services at the Burnholme Health & Wellbeing campus.

Ashley House and HC-One propose to build a 70 bed care home that provides both residential and nursing care including care for those living with dementia.

As part of the agreement the council will block-purchase 25 beds in line with its Actual Cost of Care rates and, subject to Executive approval on Thursday 16 March, the successful bidder will pay the council £500,000 for lease of the land.

This announcement represents another positive step for the project which will see around £35m of public and private sector investment. Demolition work at the former Burnholme School site started early in February, clearing the way for the development of a Health and Wellbeing Campus which will benefit residents of all ages.

In May 2016 Executive agreed to the redevelopment of the Burnholme school site to deliver care, health, community and sports facilities as well as new housing.

Building of the community and library facility, to be called The Centre @ Burnholme will begin after Easter and will contain:

•An Explore library learning centre and cafe

•Restoration of the existing main hall for activities and performance

•Music rooms and recording studios

•A learning kitchen for use by community groups

•Community space and meeting rooms

•New facilities for the Burnholme childcare nursery.

The Health and Wellbeing Campus is a key part of the Older Persons’ Accommodation Programme. The programme seeks to address the needs of York’s ageing population, making the best use of York’s existing extra care housing by making it more accessible for people with higher care needs, and replacing the council’s out-dated Older People’s Homes with a wide range of more modern accommodation which meets modern care standards.

Councillor Carol Runciman, Executive Member for Adult Social Care and Health, said: “The appointment of a care home provider for the site is great news. It highlights the commitment we have to our plans to modernise older persons’ accommodation to meet the needs of York’s ageing population. Plans for the Burnholme site offer a unique opportunity to deliver a range of new facilities in this part of York, and I look forward to seeing them progress further.”

The council is currently out to tender for the contractor to build the Health and Wellbeing Campus.