11 Asset Management acquires, operates and manages residential portfolios serving some of the UK's most under-supplied housing markets. We combine the discipline of an institutional manager with the conviction of a long-term owner.
The UK faces an enduring shortfall in housing for the people who need it most. 11 Asset Management was founded to close part of that gap. We do so by deploying private capital, with institutional rigour, into specialist residential assets that deliver stable inflation-linked income and measurable social outcomes.
We work alongside registered providers, local authorities and capital partners to source, refurbish and steward homes that house key workers, vulnerable adults, and individuals exiting homelessness. Our portfolio is concentrated, actively managed, and built to last. We are deliberately specialist. That alignment shows up in how we maintain assets, how we hold conversations with providers, and how we report to our investors.
We acquire and refurbish residential properties leased on long-term agreements to registered providers, delivering homes for vulnerable adults with complex needs. Inflation-linked income, regulated counterparties, measurable outcomes.
Learn moreA pragmatic, neighbourhood-led approach to acquiring and managing affordable rental homes. We work with local authorities to deliver quality accommodation at sub-market rents, with active asset management throughout the holding period.
Learn moreFor institutional investors and family offices already exposed to UK specialist residential, we provide outsourced asset management, compliance oversight, and portfolio repositioning grounded in deep local operating experience.
Learn moreWe originated, structured and analysed a UK specialist residential seed portfolio for an institutional investor entering the space. Advisory ran from initial thesis through to capital deployment.
Leasing, rental optimisation and ongoing asset management of a 24-unit residential block under direct mandate. Stabilised occupancy and lifted rent roll.
Active management of a 15-property, 90-unit portfolio across Greater London. Focused on re-leasing and rental optimisation across the holding.
Designed and executed an asset management strategy for a distressed portfolio with £200m GDV. Re-leasing, tenant sourcing and operational repositioning across the holding.
Every asset in the portfolio is independently surveyed annually for fire, electrical, gas, asbestos and legionella risk. No exceptions, no delays.
Our investment horizon is measured in decades, not exit windows. Asset management decisions are made by the same team that owns the outcomes.
We concentrate our exposure geographically because operating density creates better outcomes for residents, providers, and capital partners.
11AM can co-invest alongside capital partners. We share the upside, the downside, and the responsibility to the communities we serve.
Three decades of investment management experience. Kamran launched the UK's first Shariah-compliant serviced apartments fund, a £100m vehicle, and brings deep expertise in fund structuring, capital raising and institutional asset management. A qualified accountant by training.
A sector specialist in social infrastructure M&A with over a decade in the field. Rasheed has held executive, non-executive and Chair (Finance) positions at Local Authority care operators and Registered Social Landlords, and has personally transacted more than 1,000 units in the last nine years. Trained as a lawyer.
Twenty-five years across global finance. Senior roles at Allianz, Standard Chartered, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley, including as Global CFO of Standard Chartered Real Estate. He now leads his own family office.
A senior housing leader with three decades of experience across local authorities, housing associations and arm's-length management organisations. Simone has led service transformations, recovery programmes and regulatory assurance initiatives at executive and non-executive level, and chairs independent investigations and improvement panels.