Our Story

Founded in 1909, listed in 1968 and incorporated as a PLC in 1982, Allied London was privatised in a management buy-out in 2000.

Allied London's management took the company private with backing from the US private equity firm JER Partners and RREEF, Deutsche Bank's property fund management arm. This provided the platform to transform the company from a property investor into an ambitious and visionary real estate developer. Allied then sold its office and industrial space and reinvested the proceeds in a portfolio of 12 shopping centres.

In 2006 there was a second management buyout, this time with the backing of Delancey and RBS, who became equal shareholders in the company. Allied London then disposed of its retail holdings to focus its efforts specifically on city centre regeneration projects with schemes in St Albans, Glasgow, Bracknell, London and Manchester.