What Jomast does

Jomast is a privately held UK property developer and regeneration specialist, founded in 1971 and headquartered in Stockton-on-Tees. The company acquires land and buildings, secures planning permission, designs and constructs developments, and either sells completed assets or retains them within a multi-asset rental portfolio. Its portfolio spans residential (Angel Heights, Gresham, Wynyard Village, Jesmond Three Sixty apartments), mixed-use town-centre regeneration (Elder Way Chesterfield, Easingwold Green), commercial and office space (Albert North Middlesbrough, Spectrum Business Park County Durham), industrial (Sunderland Deptford), and purpose-built retail and hospitality (Premier Inn, Travelodge, M&S Northallerton, Aldi Easingwold, Metropolitan Park Hartlepool). Revenue is generated through one-time development sales and recurring rental income from retained commercial assets.

The company's go-to-market is B2B and B2G: it secures projects through direct relationships with local authorities, development corporations, and housing associations (notably Hartlepool Development Corporation on the £120M waterfront scheme and Together Housing on a portfolio of affordable housing schemes across Yorkshire). Its revenue model blends transactional development profits with long-duration annuity income from the owned portfolio. Pricing is project-specific — values are negotiated with landowners, public-sector partners, and commercial tenants rather than published. Major recurring and anchor commercial tenants include Premier Inn/Whitbread, Travelodge, Marks and Spencer, Aldi, Vue Cinema, Clearanswer, Salesfire, and Behaviour Interactive.

Jomast's competitive position rests on a 50+ year track record, integrated in-house planning and development capability, and deep relationships across North East England, Yorkshire, and the East Midlands. The company is privately held with no disclosed external investors, parent company, or funding rounds; leadership comprises Managing Director Stuart Monk and a six-person executive team including multiple family members. There is no disclosed revenue, no public listing, and no technology platform — the company's core competency is real-estate development expertise rather than proprietary software or AI.

Name

Jomast

Legal name

Jomast

Website

https://jomast.co.uk

Company type

Private

Founded year

1971

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Jomast is a privately held UK property developer and regeneration specialist, founded 1971 and headquartered in Stockton-on-Tees, delivering residential, commercial, mixed-use, hotel, and industrial developments across North East England, Yorkshire, and the East Midlands for local authorities, housing associations, and blue-chip commercial tenants.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Property Development and Regeneration

NAICS

New Housing For-Sale Builders (236117)

SIC

Land Subdividers & Developers (No Cemeteries) (6552)

akta.pro primary industry

Affordable Housing Property Management (BPAJAGAJ)

akta.pro secondary industry

Senior & Assisted Living Residential Property Management (BPAJAFAE)

Keywords

• Property development
• Regeneration projects
• Commercial real estate
• Residential development
• Mixed-use developments

Headquarters

HQ city

Stockton-on-tees

HQ country

United Kingdom

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Supply Chain, Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

1. Development and property sales: Jomast generates revenue through the acquisition, development, and sale of residential, commercial, and mixed-use properties. The company invests in land and property portfolios, obtains planning permissions, constructs developments, and sells or leases completed assets to generate returns.
2. Property investment and asset management: Jomast invests significantly in a multi-asset property portfolio providing financial resilience and sustainable long-term value through rental income from commercial tenants across office, retail, leisure, and industrial properties.
3. Commercial leasing at Albert North and other estates: Jomast leases office, retail, and leisure space to tenants at its developed estates including Albert North, Elder Way, Metropolitan Park, and Spectrum Business Park, generating recurring rental income from a diverse tenant base of digital/creative businesses, hospitality operators, and national retailers.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels6 records

Marketing channels5 records

Core offering

Jomast is a UK property developer and regeneration specialist that acquires land and existing buildings, secures planning permissions, and delivers multi-million-pound residential, commercial, mixed-use, hotel, retail, industrial and affordable housing developments. The company also invests in and actively manages a multi-asset property portfolio across the North East of England, Yorkshire and the Midlands, generating returns through sales, long-term leases and asset management.

Product overview

Jomast is a property development and regeneration company (established 1971) offering a portfolio of distinct property products rather than a unified software platform. Their offerings span multiple development types: residential (Angel Heights apartments, Gresham terraced homes, Wynyard Village), commercial/offices (Albert North business hub, Spectrum Business Park), mixed-use (Jesmond Three Sixty, Elder Way, Easingwold Masterplan), retail (M&S Northallerton), leisure/hospitality (Metropolitan Park, Premier Inn & Travelodge hotels, Wesley Chapel), and industrial (Sunderland Deptford). Services include land acquisition, planning, design, construction, and asset management. Major projects include the £120M Hartlepool Waterfront housing development and various regeneration schemes across the North East, Yorkshire, and Derbyshire.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Albert North Mixed-use commercial estate in Middlesbrough's historic quarter with renovated historic buildings, office space and ground-floor retail/food units, marketed to digital and creative businesses.
• Angel Heights Residential development converting a former 1925 nurses' home in Newcastle into 57 high-end flats plus 12 new-build duplex-style apartments on the rear brownfield site.
• Jesmond Three Sixty Multi-million-pound mixed-use regeneration project near Newcastle city centre on a 3.5-acre site, featuring luxury residential apartments, commercial units, hotels, a central courtyard and ongoing phased expansion.
• M&S Northallerton Award-winning M&S Foodhall development on the former Rutson Hospital site in Northallerton, designed by GT3 Architects to fit the historic plot pattern and featuring a cafe.
• Gresham Regeneration of 65 sympathetically restored terraced properties in Middlesbrough, providing 'as new' affordable housing near the town centre.
• Metropolitan Park Established leisure destination next to Hartlepool Marina with waterfront views, anchored by Vue Cinema, Pizza Hut, KFC and a 77-bed Travelodge hotel.
• Premier Inn & Travelodge Hotels Over £30 million of hotel developments for Premier Inn and Travelodge across the North East, Yorkshire and North West, including the 92-bed Premier Inn Chesterfield Town Centre.
• Spectrum Business Park Prime industrial site in County Durham providing 80,000 sq ft of high-quality workspaces with units ranging from 3,500 to 20,000 sq ft for commercial and industrial use.
• Elder Way Landmark mixed-use leisure scheme in Chesterfield town centre, transforming the 1930s Mock-Tudor former Co-op building into Premier Inn accommodation and street-level retail/leisure units.
• Wynyard Village Premier residential address in Teesside including executive homes, Wynyard Hall, Wynyard Golf Club, primary school and food store, with proposed expansion including luxury apartments, country club and community facilities.
• Easingwold Masterplan (The Green) 20-acre greenfield mixed-use development with Aldi food store, petrol station, 70 family homes, 45 retirement apartments, 51 bungalows, a 60-bed care home and NHS medical facilities.
• Hartlepool Waterfront Development £120 million transformational waterfront housing development with up to 650 homes across brownfield sites in Hartlepool Marina, including family, young professional, retirement and affordable housing.
• Sunderland Deptford Regeneration £20 million regeneration of a derelict brownfield site in Sunderland delivering 165,000+ sq ft of industrial, warehousing and trade counter units alongside a coffee shop and EV charging.
• Wesley Chapel Heritage regeneration of a Grade II-listed Victorian Methodist chapel (1873) in Hartlepool into a 36-bedroom boutique wedding and events venue with restaurant and commercial units.
• York Key Worker Housing (New Lane, Huntington) 100% affordable homes scheme in Huntington, York with 106 homes (2, 3 and 4-bedroom) for key workers through shared ownership and social/affordable rent, delivered with housing association partner Together Housing.

Quantifiable outcome

• Jomast's Hartlepool waterfront development will support 410 construction jobs and deliver £120 million of investment to the local economy.
• +5 more outcomes

Named customers15 records

Segments7 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Partnerships

15 partnerships are on record, tiered core and major.

• Together Housing / Together HomescoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerJomast has an ongoing partnership with Together Housing, one of the largest housing associations in the North of England, to co-develop 100% affordable housing schemes. The partnership includes schemes in York (New Lane, Huntington — 106 homes), Easingwold, Scarborough, and Howden. Together Housing manages rented homes while Together Homes sells shared ownership properties. The York scheme targets key workers who have been increasingly priced out of the city.
• Cameron Hall DevelopmentscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerJomast entered a joint venture with Cameron Hall Developments, another North East company, for the Wynyard Village expansion — the largest single development project since Wynyard Village was founded around 20 years ago. The joint venture proposes up to 800 new homes, a community centre, medical facilities, and enhancements to Wynyard Golf Club. This is the most significant single development project in the partnership.
• Hartlepool Development Corporation (HDC)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerJomast works in partnership with Hartlepool Development Corporation (HDC) on the £120 million Hartlepool waterfront housing development — the largest single investment in Hartlepool in a generation. HDC is backing the multi-site development of 650 homes across seven marina locations. The development includes public space improvements, improved connectivity to the railway station, and 294 EV charging points. Persimmon Homes has been confirmed as the delivery partner.
• Persimmon HomesmajorStrategic or Co-development PartnerPersimmon Homes has been secured by Jomast as the delivery partner for the 650-home Hartlepool waterfront development. As a major housebuilder, Persimmon will be responsible for constructing the residential element of the development on brownfield sites near Hartlepool Marina.
• Together Housing / Together HomescoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerJomast has a partnership with Together Housing for affordable housing schemes across Yorkshire. In York, Together Housing manages rented affordable homes and Together Homes sells shared ownership properties. The scheme offers exclusivity periods to local key workers. Jomast and Together Housing have a proven track record delivering affordable housing schemes across Yorkshire.
• Chesterfield Borough CouncilcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerJomast has worked closely with Chesterfield Borough Council throughout the Elder Way regeneration project. The council led the Northern Gateway scheme (£19.9 million) which includes the multi-storey car park, Northern Gateway Enterprise Centre, and public realm improvements. The council has also provided gap funding and planning support. Chesterfield has £2 billion of regeneration projects underway.
• Hartlepool Borough CouncilcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerJomast works closely with Hartlepool Borough Council on multiple projects including the Wesley Chapel renovation (part-funded through the £25 million Hartlepool Town Deal) and the waterfront development. The council's Local Labour policy has ensured local people benefit through apprenticeship programmes and commitment to locally sourced supplies and services. The council is also providing connectivity improvements between the waterfront and town centre.
• Newcastle City CouncilcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerNewcastle City Council has approved Jomast's plans to transform Angel Heights on Westgate Road into 57 flats plus 12 duplex-style apartments. The council's planning officers concluded the works will secure the long-term future of the historic building without harming its historic significance. The scheme addresses urgent housing needs for young professionals in the city.
• York City CouncilmajorStrategic or Co-development PartnerYork City Council received Jomast's outline planning application for the 106-home affordable housing scheme at New Lane, Huntington. The council planning committee has approved the scheme subject to Secretary of State review due to green belt considerations. The scheme addresses the critical shortage of affordable housing in York.
• Sunderland City CouncilmajorStrategic or Co-development PartnerSunderland City Council has approved Jomast's planning application for the £20 million Deptford Terrace redevelopment. The council's planning team supported the scheme which will transform a 15+ year derelict brownfield site into a modern industrial complex. The council's business team and Invest North East England (INEE) will support tenant recruitment.
• LichfieldscoreImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerLichfields, a North East planning and development consultancy, works on behalf of Jomast across multiple projects including the Sunderland Deptford regeneration, Jesmond Three Sixty final phase, and Angel Heights. Lichfields conducts public consultations, manages planning applications, and provides strategic planning advice for Jomast's development pipeline.
• GT3 ArchitectsmajorImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerGT3 Architects, a Newcastle-based architectural practice, has been commissioned by Jomast to design multiple residential projects including the Jesmond Three Sixty expansion (12 and 18-storey towers), Angel Heights conversion, and the Wynyard Village proposals. GT3 has previously been praised for repurposing buildings at Jesmond Three Sixty.
• Saddington TaylormajorImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerSaddington Taylor is the appointed planning consultant for the Easingwold development (The Green). The consultancy hosted an online consultation for the Aldi and petrol station phase and is managing the planning application process with North Yorkshire Council.
• Middlesbrough CouncilcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerMiddlesbrough Council has supported Jomast's transformation of Albert Road into Albert North, a significant regeneration project that has turned the historic quarter into a vibrant tech cluster. The council's support has enabled the regeneration of iconic buildings and the creation of a bustling commercial district home to world-leading digital and creative businesses.
• Tees Valley Mayor / Tees Valley Combined AuthoritycoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerTees Valley Mayor Ben Houchen, who also chairs the Hartlepool Development Corporation, has backed Jomast's £120 million Hartlepool waterfront development. The mayor's support was instrumental in securing HDC approval for the project which is described as a key part of the region's levelling up agenda.

Scale indicators30 records

Recent moves13 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Direct peers

• Muse Developments: UK-based mixed-use regeneration developer operating through public-private partnerships with local authorities across the regions - directly comparable GTM motion and project profile to Jomast's Hartlepool, Chesterfield, and Sunderland work.
• Urban Splash: Northern England heritage regeneration specialist converting historic and disused buildings into mixed-use residential and commercial schemes - analogous to Jomast's Albert North, Jesmond Three Sixty, and Wesley Chapel projects.
• Keepmoat Homes: Volume UK homebuilder focused on regional new-build housing developments including affordable and partnership homes - directly comparable homebuilding, regional geography, and affordable housing partnerships to Jomast.
• Countryside Partnerships (Vistry Partnerships): UK housebuilder with a dedicated partnerships division delivering affordable and mixed-tenure homes in partnership with housing associations and local authorities - closely mirrors Jomast's Together Housing co-development model.
• Avant Homes: Private UK homebuilder active across the Midlands, North East, and Yorkshire, building new homes for sale - comparable regional developer competing in the same new-housing pipeline Jomast serves.
• Harworth Group: UK brownfield regeneration specialist that acquires, remediates, and develops former industrial land into residential and commercial uses - closely parallel to Jomast's brownfield-led development model at Sunderland Deptford, Hartlepool Marina, and Elder Way.

Broad incumbents

• Henry Boot PLC: Listed UK development and property group with land promotion and Hallam Land Management - comparable to Jomast's land promotion and mixed-use development but operating at broader scale across more UK regions.
• Lendlease (UK Operations): Global developer with UK mixed-use regeneration projects and strong public-sector partnership expertise - operates at substantially larger scale than Jomast but pursues the same regeneration-of-complex-sites GTM.

Emerging players

• Pegasus Homes: UK specialist developer of retirement and later-living housing - directly comparable to Jomast's Easingwold masterplan (45 retirement apartments, 51 senior bungalows, 60-bed care home) and Angel Heights seniors product.

Regional players

• Acorn Property Group: South West and Wales-focused developer of new-build homes, retirement living, and refurbishment - comparable counter-cyclical, family-run regional developer model with similar mixed-use and heritage conversion expertise.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/jomast-limited

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles7 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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