Blog
04.07.2025
ASK connects investors in UK real estate
ASK hosted its private client investors at a summer party at Orrery in Marylebone. It was an enjoyable evening to connect members of ASK’s private client community and enable them to share their diverse range of expertise and ideas.
News
04.07.2025
ASK survey finds investors plan to increase property allocation a year on from Labour win
An ASK survey of its private client investors has found that 51% plan to increase their allocation to real estate despite the shortcomings of the Labour government after one year in office.
Insights
26.06.2025
Investment in European real estate debt increases in appeal
According to an article in Property Week quoting comments and figures from industry experts, European real estate debt is becoming more attractive amid uncertainty in markets.
Blog
14.07.2025
A residential development finance case study – St John’s Wood, London
The transaction
In May 2021, ASK provided a development facility of £23.6m (in conjunction with OakNorth Bank) to experienced developer Benjamin Goldkorn. The loan was secured against a c.10,000 sq ft, prime freehold residential property in St John’s Wood, London.
Blog
07.07.2025
ASK hosts roundtable for UK self-storage experts
In June 2025 ASK hosted a roundtable discussion forum for key players in the UK self-storage sector, including developers, operators, investors, funders and valuers. The group discussed the current performance of the sector, challenges and future growth potential. Click the link below to read the full summary of what was discussed.
In the press
12.06.2025
Daniel Austin comments in The Times on the government’s spending review
The Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ spending review has promised significant funding for social housing and transport infrastructure.
Insights
12.06.2025
Part 2 of ASK’s UK real estate market update 2025
In his second market update, ASK’s CEO Daniel Austin discusses the challenges for economic growth and the impact of uncertainty created by extensive political change.