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Edward Azouz - timesonline.co.uk

Originally backed by their uncle, the financier Jack Dellal (qv), the Azouz brothers are directors of about 106 companies between them. Their main vehicle, AR&V Investments, based in north London, is a property group that made £3.7m on £9.1m sales in 2006-07 and showed more than £35.5m net assets. They have a 12% stake in the quoted property company Pathfinder Properties. We value the brothers, Jeffrey, 62, and Edward Azouz, 60, at £32m.

Edward Azouz, Chairman

Edward Azouz qualified as a chartered accountant in 1973 after
completing his articles at Citroen Wells.
In 1973 he took over, with his brother, a small estate
agency known as Harding-Marsh.
In 1974 he founded Central Estates Limited, a property
company,withhisbrother Jeffrey.He alsobecamea director
of A.R. & V. Investments Limited, another property company
and to date is still a director of both A.R. & V. Investments
Limited and Central Estates Limited together with many
other property companies. Over the years A.R. & V.
Investments Limited and Central Estates Limited have been
involved in both residential and commercial investments and
developments.

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AR&V bid snub - Edward Azouz

propertyweek.com

Private investors Edward and Jeffrey Azouz have received a lukewarm response to their tender offer to buy 19.9m shares of AIM-listed Pathfinder Properties.
Their vehicle, AR&V Investments, offered to buy the shares at 12p each, which would have given them a 25% stake in the developer. But only 8.8% of shareholders accepted the offer, which means that AR&V has ended up with a 9.2% stake. Pathfinder argued that it represented a 37% discount to its 30 June net asset value of 19p a share.

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pathfinderplc.co.uk - Edward Azouz

1001 • Finchley Road • London NW11 7HB

Telephone +44 20 8731 0110
Fax +44 20 8731 9919

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Investment News and Deals - Edward Azouz

DTZ Cardiff has advised AR&V investments on the disposal of Riverside Retail Park, Aberdare. Flodrive acquired the property for £3.25m and have taken on the letting of the one remaining vacant unit.
The retail park has the benefit of open A1 and A3 planning consent and is split into five units totalling 1,304 sq m (14,038 sq ft). Tenants at the park are: Farmfoods, Halfords, Floors 2 Go and Domino’s Pizza.
DTZ represented AR&V investments, whilst Michael Sharron & Co represented Flodrive.

Cardiff
Unit 1, Greenmeadow Springs Business Park, Cardiff, comprising 7,600 sq ft, has been sold for £1.475m. The property is let on a fri lease to Lorne Stewart plc – expiring October 2018 for a yield of 6.83%.
Emanuel Jones acted for the vendor and Cooke & Arkwright acted for the purchaser.