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St Martin's Property Owner St Martin's Property Owner BID Owner Companies 17-19 BEDFORD STREET LIMITED Aberdeen Property Fund ALBERTO CALOGERO OLMI & ALDO LUIGI CALOGERO ALGEBRA PROPERTY LIMITED Ambassador Theatre group BNP PARIBAS S S TRUST COMPANY & BLACKROCK LIMITED Capital and Counties CBRE GI CEM ST MARTIN SAGL COURTLAND INTERNATIONAL LIMITED CROSSPLANET LIMITED Delfont Mackintosh Theatres DERWENT VALLEY CENTRAL LIMITED C/O MAPP ENGLISH NATIONAL OPERA FULLER SMITH & TURNER PLC Garrick Club Gascoyne Holdings GREENCAP LIMITED GREENE KING NEIGHBOURHOOD ESTATE PUBS LTD HB ST MARTINS PTE LTD (SINGAPORE) HB SURVEYORS & VALUERS LTD HSBC TRUST COMPANY LTD Inception Group L&G Property Fund LOTHBURY PROPERTY TRUST COMPANY LIMITED Mitchells & Butlers Retail Ltd Nimax Theatres Ltd ON SIGHT LIMITED Peabody Trust PICO'S LTD Premier Inn Hotels Ltd c/o Gerald Eve LLP Raymond Estates Ltd Royal Theatrical Fund SBE Shaftesbury Covent Garden LTD Shaftesbury PLC THAI POT Transport for London TRELASCO LIMITED St Martin's Occupier BID Trading Name Property Address 1 Property Address 2 Property Address 3 Ambassador Theatre Group 5TH FLR 63-65 CHANDOS PLACE Angus Steakhouse BST & PT GRD FLR TRANSAD HSE 20 CRANBOURN STREET Associated British Ports 2ND FLR 25 BEDFORD STREET Beechbrook Capital LLP 1ST FLR 38 ST MARTINS LANE Bella Italia (& 70 ST MARTINS LANE) BST & GRD FLR 25-27 GARRICK STREET Benito's Hat BST & GRD FLR 19 NEW ROW Black Diamond (&1-4 BEDFORD CT) 3RD FLR 15-16 BEDFORD STREET Blame Gloria BST & GRD FLR FNT 20 BEDFORD STREET BNP PARIBAS S S TRUST COMPANY & BLACKROCK LIMITED GRD FLR WEST BROOKMOUNT HOUSE 62-65 CHANDOS PLACE Brewmaster BREWMASTER 36-37 CRANBOURN STREET Browns (INC BST & GRD FLRS 9 ST MARTINS COURT) 82-84 ST MARTINS LANE Bulletproof London 2ND FLR 10-14 BEDFORD STREET Bulletproof London 10 BEDFORD STREET Byron Hamburgers (& 26 CECIL CT) BST & GRD FLR 24 CHARING CROSS ROAD Cafe Koha (INCL BST OF 12 & GND FLR FNT OF 10) BST-GND FLRS 11 ST MARTINS COURT Cerillion Technologies 3RD FLR 25 BEDFORD STREET Chipotle BST & GRD FLR 92-93 ST MARTINS LANE CityFibre (& 1-4 BEDFORD CT) 2ND FLR 15-16 BEDFORD STREET CityFibre 1ST FLR (& 1-4 BEDFORD CT) 15-16 BEDFORD STREET Clarion Gramercy GRD FLR RR (& 1-4 BEDFORD CT) 15-16 BEDFORD STREET Clearwater International 3RD FLR BROOKMOUNT HSE 62-65 CHANDOS PLACE Costa Coffee BST & GRD FLR 13 NEW ROW Côte Brasserie BST-GND FLR (INC 1ST FLR 50) 50-51 ST MARTINS LANE CTN Communications 1ST FLR 114 ST MARTINS LANE Curry House CoCo Ichibanya BST CTR FNT & GRD FLR EAST 15-18 GREAT NEWPORT STREET Drury Tea & Coffee (& 14 GOODWINS CT) BST & GRD FLR 3 NEW ROW Duke of York Theatre (EXCL PT 2ND FLR) DUKE OF YORK THEATRE 103-104 ST MARTINS LANE EAT-Vacant BST & GRD FLR 60 ST MARTINS LANE LEICESTER SQUARE U/G Encore Tickets Ltd NO 1 BOOKING HALL CHARING CROSS ROAD STATION Euronews London 4TH FLR 114 ST MARTINS LANE Euronews London 5TH FLR 114 ST MARTINS LANE European Capital 5TH FLOOR 25 BEDFORD STREET Final Frame 1ST-3RD FLRS 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ST MARTINS LANE Skillcapital 1ST FLR 25 BEDFORD STREET Spaces Covent Garden (INC BST 23-25 NEW ROW) 60-62 ST MARTINS LANE Spaghetti House (& 20 GREAT NEWPORT ST & BST 19) BST & GRD FLR 24-25 CRANBOURN STREET St Martin's Lane Hotel 45 ST MARTINS LANE Steak & Co. 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