Bespoke homes,built to last
Creating residential and commercial conversions, tailored to our people
We started small in 2009, and today we’re an industry-leading group of companies covering property development, residential and commercial lettings.
We believe in the bespoke approach, creating places tailored to people. From affordable accommodation to loft-style luxury, our mission is to provide Britain with homes built for all walks of life.
Projects Completed
Years of Experience
Team Members
Success on a Timeline
Founder Arran Bailey began ALB aged 23 in 2009, renovating terraced properties in Nottingham. Today, his persistence and expertise in all areas of property has seen him become the director of over 20 companies with a portfolio valued at £150 million.
2013
The Printhouse Completed
2014
Christonian Court Completed
2015
Victoria Mill Completed
Godfrey Parade Completed
2016
Bramble Court Completed
2018
Castle Court Completed
2019
Strike Capital (Formed)
South Street/Wharncliffe Road Flats Completed
Tameway Plaza Completed
2020
Constable Court Completed
Wheatley Court Completed
West Parade Completed
2021
Lombard House Completed
Market Court Completed
2022
Upper Floors Bridlesmith Gate Completed
Peach Trees Apartments Completed
Lister Lofts Completed
2-4 Albert Street/Houndsgate Completed
Moxon Island Flats Completed
Blackwood Shopping Centre Purchased
Sailmakers Shopping Centre Purchased
2023
Graduation House Completed
Fargate House Completed
Low Pavement Completed
Ortongate Shopping Centre
2024
Burlington Square Completed
Blackpool
Carnation Place
Tulip Street
Lister Gate
Bridlesmith Flats
Meet
our Team Members
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Arran Bailey
Director - ALB Group
Kerrie Ronayne
Commercial Property Manager
Olivia Yeomans
Residential Property Manager
Anthony Birks
Property Manager
Ady Sharpe
Maintenance Manager
Sarah Conneally
Accounts & Lettings
Rebecca Guy
Lettings Negotiator
Peter Stowban
Maintenance
Lexie Marshall
Administration Apprentice
Arun Stuart
Administrative Assistant
Bella Taylor
Property Management Apprentice
Our Companies
The ALB group is privately owned group of companies consisting of property development, residential and commercial lettings working across the United Kingdom.
Our Featured Projects
ALB’s horizons have expanded to large-scale residential lets and refurbishments. From Printhouse in Loughborough to the historic Victoria Mill in Draycott, Christonian Court in West Bridgford and many more, our projects can now be found making their mark across the UK.
Our Mission
ALB are a leading Property Investment and lettings company with a property portfolio of over £50m. Headquartered in Nottingham, we aim to provide investors and tenants the opportunity to invest and live in prime developments across the UK and are constantly acquiring new sites for conversion and redevelopment.
Our Vision
Our expertise is born from years of experience in assembling property investment opportunities and managing projects from acquisition to delivery. We have helped thousands of people across the country build diverse property portfolios with high returning yields and provided affordable housing for local residents.
Featured Insights
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ALB Group plan to create Carnaby Street in Nottingham
A property developer has bought up empty units on a street in Nottingham in a bid to create what it says will be the city's own Carnaby Street.
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Developer ALB Group hopes for hotel at the former Pricebusters and Sports Direct building in Blackpool
A prominent Art-Deco building in Blackpool has been bought by a property developer famed for breathing life into disused parts of the UK’s highstreets.
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Multi-million-pound plan for 106 homes on Derby's historic Osmaston Works mill site
New multi-million-pound plans to transform Derby's historic Osmaston Works site into more than 100 homes have been revealed. A three-storey office block would also be built in the area surrounding the historic mill, which dates back to the late 19th century.
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