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Eliasz Englander
Property developer Englander, 75, is launching a flagship scheme on Holborn Links in central London. Englander has 118 directorships and a complex web of companies. Through Citywise, the Englander family owns Holborn Links with £142m net assets and has other wealth.
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Eliasz Englander's £100m hands-on Midtown project
propertyweek.com
Englander Group, the property company of Eliasz Englander, is to speculatively develop a £100m scheme at 125 High Holborn in London's Midtown.
Talks are under way with banks to debt finance the scheme, comprising 100,000 sq ft (9,290 sq m) of offices and 25,000 sq ft (2,322 sq m) of retail opposite Holborn Tube station.
Tenants were given notice to quit last Friday, for vacant possession by the end of the year. Hanover Cube, set up by former Jones Lang LaSalle professional services head Paul Boden, is development manager.
The Sheppard Robson-designed scheme (pictured) will be the first direct development for Englander, whose traditional focus is central London investment. The scheme is
on the Holborn Links estate, bought from Hammerson and Standard Life for £118m in 2000, and retains part of the existing facade.
Martin Wright, Englander's group property controller, said: ‘The scheme will complete in the last quarter of 2008, and we think we're coming into the right part of the Midtown cycle.' Allsop and Cushman & Wakefield are the agents.
Englander has also appointed CB Richard Ellis to asset manage Sicilian Avenue, also on the estate, to improve the tenant mix.
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Bear Sterns shells out for petrol deal - Eliasz Englander
Estates Gazette / 11/02/2006
US investment bank Bear Stearns has made one of its largest forays into UK property, providingdebt for Englander Group's aquisition of 180 Shell petrol stations.
Millionaire property investor Eliasz Englander's purchase of the portfolio - code-named Project Raven - from the Tchenguiz and Livingstone brothers was completed late last week. The final price was �460m, a 5.5% initial yield.
Englander said the buy was "a slightly different purchase" for it but offered a sound investment.
Peter Cooper-Parry, executive director at the vendors' advisor CB Richard Ellis, said: "We had a significant number of bids above �400m and got 10 fully considered bids. The majority of those were from investors that had not been involved in the petrol station market before, but were attracted by the covenant and quality of the sites."
The 180 forecourts, which Robert and Vincent Tchenguiz and Ian and Richard Livingstone bought for �300m in 2000, are let to Shell until 2019 and have a rent roll of around �26m pa. Englander was advised by Crowson Bellman Gill Adams.
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New orthodoxy - Eliasz Englander
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Article Abstract:
Orthodox Jews Eliasz Englander and Berish Berger have purchased Governor's House in the City of London, England, for 78 million pounds sterling. The deal reflects a 6.6% net initial yield from Prudential, which in Mar 1998 agreed to pay 464 pounds sterling per sq mt for the building on a 20-year lease. Berger and Englander are directors or secretaries of more than 170 companies, and they are believed to own property assets worth around 500 million pounds sterling.
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UK - Englander Group acquired 108 petrol stations of Octane Properties (OP), a real estate development firm, and a joint venture between London & Regional Properties Ltd and Rotch Property Group Ltd, for 460 mil British pounds (802.24 mil US). Originally, in June 2005, OP announced that it was seeking a buyer for its 180 petrol stations. Englander Group, Reit Asset Management, Asif Aziz's Golfrate, Miller Developments and Ion Equity were named potential bidders. |
