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Property Investor Profiles AIR Property Investor Profiles Air Capital Asset Management (UK) Ltd Alanis Capital 78-79 New Bond Street, London W1S 1RZ 60 Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin, Ireland 2 Tel: 020 7268 2600 Fax: 020 7268 2601 Tel: 00 353 1 676 1033 Fax: 00 353 1 676 1129 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Contacts Web: www.alaniscapital.com Andrew Rosenfeld (Managing Director) Contacts Steven Lewis (Director) John McCormack (Chairman) Comment Brian McCormack (Director) Andrew Rosenfeld, the former chief executive of Minerva, entered Niall McCormack (Director) into a £1 billion property partnership with Goldman Sachs. Alan McCormack (Director) Rosenfeld has established a new firm called Air Capital and signed Marcus Ryan (Director) a joint venture with the US bank's Whitehall property fund. The Fergal O'Beirne (Chief Operating Officer) terms of the deal have yet to be announced, but it is thought the fund will focus on the purchase of investment property. Rosenfeld, Comment who now lives as a tax exile in Geneva, sold his stake in Minerva Alanis Capital is a leading Irish property investment and and now has a fortune of £100m at his disposal. (04/07) development firm operating in markets across Ireland, the United Kingdom, Europe, North and South America and the Caribbean. Fund The firm's extensive property portfolio is currently valued in excess Airport Industrial GP Ltd of €3 billion. Fund Manager: Scottish Widows Investment Partnership Edinburgh One, Morrison Street, Edinburgh EH3 8BE 08/07 - Anglo Irish Bank Private Banking and Alanis Capital purchased the freehold shopping centre investment of the Tel: 0131 655 8500 Fax: 0131 662 0293 Metquarter in Liverpool city centre for around £85m. Email: [email protected] Web: www.swip.com Alaska Estates & Properties Ltd Contacts The Alaska Building, Sitka Drive, Shrewsbury Business Park Paddy Ledingham (Head of Product developments and Shrewsbury, Shropshire SY2 6LG Comment Tel: 01743 343322 Fax: 01743 343399 The AIPUT is a JPUT which specialises in the airport related sector Email: [email protected] of the industrial property market. The fund is designed to capitalise Web: www.alaskagroup.com on the anticipated growth in air travel and the constrained supply of industrial accommodation close and on major airports. The portfolio Contacts comprises 19 properties situated at 4 major UK airports. (88% Alan Hay (Managing Director) Heathrow). Comment Alaska Property Group is a property investment and development REQUIREMENTS: company, operating between Oxford and Manchester. The Industrial • Within 5 miles of the perimeter fence company develops properties in the office, retail, industrial and • UK Locations leisure sectors. Established in 1994, Alaska has a current - Birmingham development programme in excess of £30m. - East Midlands - Edinburgh/Glasgow - Gatwick Albanwise Ltd - Heathrow Old School House, Fincham Road, Barton Bendish - Manchester King's Lynn, Suffolk PE33 9DL - Stansted Tel: 01366 348055 • Europe Locations - Charles de Gaulle Email: [email protected] - Frankfurt Web: www.albanwise.co.uk - Schiphol Contacts • Up to £50m lot size William Lee (Chief Executive) (2007) Comment The fund net asset value as of 30/09/07 was £376m Albanwise Limited is an unquoted property investment company with large scale farming operations in Norfolk and Yorkshire and property interests in London and the Home Counties. The company Aitch Group Holdings Ltd is a subsidiary of Perseverance Limited Copper House, 88 Snakes Lane East, Woodford, Essex IG8 7HX (www.perseveranceltd.com). Tel: 020 8504 4500 Fax: 020 8505 2727 Email: [email protected] Recent acquisitions have included 266/268 Earls Court Road, SW5 (£7.9m), 24 Lincolns Inn Fields, WC2 (£3.8m) and 14 Devonshire Web: www.aitchgroup.com Square, EC2 (£5.2m). (02/08) Contacts Year Ending Dec 2006 Dec 2005 n/a Henry Smith (Chairman) Turnover £5.87m £6.92m n/a Peter Rider (Construction Director) Pre-Tax Profit £0.5m £-0.58m n/a Comment Net Worth £45.3m £33.6m n/a The principle activity of the company and the group continued to be Total Assets £82.1m £69.7m n/a that of property development and investment. Year Ending Aug 2006 Aug 2005 n/a Turnover £37.4m £20.1m n/a Pre-Tax Profit £11.1m £0.8m n/a Net Worth £3.4m £2.31m n/a Total Assets £46.6m £47.7m n/a Section 2 - 4 The UK Property Investors Directory - 2008 Edition ALL Property Investor Profiles Fund Amalgamated Berkshire Holdings Plc Allied Dunbar Pensions The Colonnades, 82 Bishops Bridge Road, London W2 6BB Fund Manager: Threadneedle Property Investments Ltd Tel: 020 7229 4640 Fax: 020 7229 4641 9-15 Sackville Street, London W1A 2JP Email: [email protected] Tel: 020 7437 8000 Fax: 020 7494 2377 Contacts Email: [email protected] Geoffrey Barber (Chairman) Web: www.threadneedle.co.uk Contacts Amazon Properties Plc Don Jordison (Fund Manager) 23 Spring Street, London W2 1JA Tel: 020 7298 8700 Fax: 020 7298 8701 Allied Land Plc Email: [email protected] 3rd Floor, Hanover House, 118 Queens Road, Brighton BN1 3XG Web: www.amazonproperty.com Tel: 01273 324122 Fax: 01273 327105 Contacts Email: [email protected] Charles Gourgey (Managing Director) Web: www.alliedland.co.uk Comment Contacts The Amazon Group is a mixed-use multi disciplinary Steven Rogers (Director) investor/developer. The group has been established for 12 years David Peck (Project Director) during which period the company has acquired well in excess of 2 million square feet mostly in London and the Home Counties. John Croft (Finance Director) (08/07) Comment Allied Land Plc heads a group of Property Development, Property Amsprop Ltd Investment and Investment Management Companies. Formed in 1984 as a property investment specialist, the group has since Brentwood House, 169 Kings Road, Brentwood, Essex CM14 4EF expanded to undertake a broad range of property related activities. Tel: 01277 201333 Fax: 01277 208006 Email: [email protected] The group has funded and developed over 30 projects to date, Web: www.amsprop.com comprising approximately 1.2million sq ft with a total value of approximately £75 million. The developments undertaken include Contacts residential, mixed use, commercial and industrial projects Daniel Sugar (Managing Director) throughout the United Kingdom and overseas. Sir Alan Sugar (Director) Colin Sandy (Financial Director) Allied London Properties Ltd James Hughes (Property & Estates Manager) 1 Cavendish Place, London W1G 0QF Comment Tel: 020 7291 7970 Fax: 020 7291 7971 Sir Alan Sugar’s Amsprop owns a substantial UK property portfolio Email: [email protected] which includes property in Mayfair and St James. Amsprop is run Web: www.alliedlondon.com by Sir Alan's son Daniel, and is one of around 30 companies owned by Sir Alan. Contacts Michael Ingall (Chief Executive) 02/08 - Amspop bought a 23,000 sq ft block at 291 Oxford Street Freddie Graham-Watson (Finance Director) and 2 Harewood Place, W1 from, Scottish Widows for £31.25m - a Graham Skinner (Construction Director) circa 5% yield. Amsprop plans a major revamp of the 8,400 sq ft of vacant offices on the upper floors. It hopes to dramatically improve Stuart Lyell (Development Director) rents achievable at the building. Rents in nearby Hanover Square Philip Daniell (Group Property Manager) have reached £120 per sq ft. Comment Year Ending Jun 2006 Jun 2005 Jun 2004 Allied London's specialises in complex city centre mixed-use and Turnover £11.5m £8.82m £18.2m retail redevelopment schemes. Major schemes have included Pre-Tax Profit £-3.18m £1.83m £5.86m Spinningfields in Manchester, Skypark in Glasgow and the Net Worth £71.2m £39.9m £29.7m Brunswick in London. Allied London was acquired in a £500m MBO Total Assets £170m £121m £101m with backing from The Royal Bank of Scotland and Delancey. Allied London has a property development and investment portfolio with a gross value of around £500m. The total completion value of its Andbury Properties existing commecial property developments is around £800m. 2nd Floor, 40 James Street, London W1U 1EX (10/06) Tel: 020 7224 2356 Fax: 020 7224 2970 Year Ending Dec 2006 Dec 2005 Dec 2004 Email: [email protected] Turnover £3.36m £6.29m £5.52m Contacts Pre-Tax Profit £-10.6m £11.8m £8.54m Patrick Ranger (Director) Net Worth £68.8m £80m £48.9m Tim Langley (Director) Total Assets £480m £348m £346m Comment Altyre Properties Patrick Ranger (Former Asda Property chief executive) and Tim Langley (Cardales director) formed this retail property investment The Old Mill, The Warren, Crowborough, East Sussex TN6 1UB company in February 2002. Tel: 01892 665724 Fax: 01892 652258 Email: [email protected] 02/08 - Andbury Properties sold a prime retail unit at 6 All Saints Contacts Square, Bedworth, Warwickshire to Eros Properties, represented by Allsop, for £635,000. Ross Barbour (Managing Director) Section 2 - 6 The UK Property Investors Directory - 2008 Edition UK Buyers Index (2006 - 2008) Retail Warehouse Retail Warehouse Shopping Centres Anglo International 1 £87m Murdock Group 1 £6m Invista REIM 1 £73m Arlington Property Invest 4 £75m Norwich Property Trust 1 £44m Ivanhoe Cambridge 1 n/a Arlington Securities 1 £10m O Twelve Estates Ltd 1 £13m Jermon Developments Ltd 1 £18m Athanor Investments 1 £3m Oppenheim Immobilien KAG 1 £29m JP Morgan Asset Man 1 £50m AXA Sun Life 1 £13m Orange Properties Ltd 1 £3m Kandahar Investments 2 £48m Bank of Ireland PB 1 £209m Oregan Financial EUT 1 £9m Kenmore Group 1 £56m BBC Pension Trust 1 £16m Peel Developments Ltd 1 £7m Kilmartin Properties 1 n/a
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