Starlight Investments

Located in the heart of Liverpool’s waterfront, the development offers a mix of studio, one‑, two‑, and three-bedroom apartments. Residents will enjoy premium shared spaces including a sky lounge with panoramic water views, a rooftop terrace, fitness centre, co-working facilities and 24-hour concierge service, all designed to enhance modern waterfront living.

Three mid-rise blocks in the middle of Basildon, close to the railway station and forming part of the town's £600m regeneration programme. The scheme will deliver 492 homes in one- and two-bedroom layouts, with a gym, co-working space and five outdoor terraces. Basildon is roughly 35 minutes by train from central London. Starlight Investments acquired the scheme in November 2024 as part of a £500m deal covering three communities.

40-storey residential tower near Northern Quarter and Manchester CBD. Features rooftop terrace, co-working areas, gym, and resident lounges. Acquired by Starlight from Renaker for £500m (part of three-property deal).

Spectra is a 34-storey build-to-rent tower on South Langworthy Road in Salford, close to MediaCity, delivering 393 rental homes across studios, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments and townhouses. Amenities include a residents' lounge, fitness studio, co-working space, private dining room, media and games room and landscaped outdoor space. The tower, recognisable by its rose-gold facade, topped out in January 2026 with completion targeted for late 2026.

A two-tower scheme of 10 and 17 storeys on Flax Place, on the eastern edge of Leeds city centre near Kirkgate and the Arena Quarter. It will provide 300 homes in one-, two- and three-bedroom layouts above 63 underground parking spaces, with a gym, yoga studio, cinema, residents' lounge, co-working space, bike store and two roof terraces. Torsion Group is building the scheme, which Starlight Investments bought in December 2024 and topped out in March 2026. Starlight has since branded it The Millworks, after the flax mills the street is named for.

A seven-building rental neighbourhood on Lowfield Street in central Dartford, beside Central Park and a short walk from Dartford station. The scheme runs to 231 fully furnished homes in studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom layouts, with 163 resident parking spaces. Shared space includes a residents' lounge, gym, yoga studio, co-working area, concierge desk, coffee station, parcel store and a 2,000 sq ft roof terrace, and the buildings run on a low-carbon energy strategy. Starlight Investments opened the first two buildings — 58 homes — in July 2026, with the remaining buildings following. Day-to-day management is by Allsop Letting and Management.

Operational BTR development in Leeds owned by Starlight Investments and operated by Allsop.

Built on the former Magnet Leisure Centre site off St Cloud Way, The Waypoint brings 255 rental homes to Maidenhead town centre across three buildings of four to eleven storeys. The mix runs from one- to three-bedroom apartments through to townhouses, each with a private balcony, above 191 underground parking spaces. The first building — 73 homes — completed in April 2026, with the remaining buildings due through the second half of the year. The scheme sits within the wider St Cloud Way regeneration in the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead. Allsop Letting and Management runs the buildings for owner Starlight Investments.

A 60-storey tower on Trinity Way beside the River Irwell, on the western edge of Manchester city centre and within walking distance of Spinningfields and Exchange Square. It will hold 532 homes in one-, two- and three-bedroom layouts, with an indoor pool, gym, co-working space, residents' lounges and an outdoor terrace. Owned by Starlight Investments, the tower topped out in January 2026.

A four-building rental scheme on Victoria Road in Ashford, between Victoria Park and the River Stour and a short walk from the town centre. It will provide 254 homes in a mix of studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments, with a gym, co-working space, concierge and a sky lounge. Starlight Investments bought the site from Kings Crescent Homes, which delivered an earlier 143-home phase on the opposite side of the road; Antvic later took over as main contractor to finish the remaining buildings.