[AI-Draft] — Overview only · Modelling, NOI & IRR to follow from D. Murray & C. Belton
Grand Canal Capital Partners
Confidential · 14 · 05 · 2026
Investor Brief · Project Fumbally · Dublin 8

Pre-let aparthotel. The Liberties. Forward funding.

A 224-key aparthotel conversion at the Fumbally Estate, anchored by a 20-year FRI lease to BOBW Dublin Ltd. Grand Canal Capital Partners is structuring a single-asset forward-funding opportunity — bilateral or club.
AssetThe Fumbally Estate, Dublin 8
Keys224 (Target) · up to 304 with adjoining site
TenantBOBW Dublin Ltd · 20-yr FRI
Initial Rent€23,100 / key · €5.17m pa @ 224 keys
StatusHoTs signed · Pre-planning
§ 0 · Executive summary

Pre-let, 20-year FRI aparthotel income from a protected and characterful estate in The Liberties.

A retrofit conversion of four office buildings on Fumbally Lane into a 224-key aparthotel. Signed Heads of Terms in place with BOBW Dublin Ltd (guarantor: Not A Hotel Venture Ltd) at €23,100 per key initial rent, 20-year FRI lease with no break, CPI-indexed reviews. Landlord is BCP Fund Management DAC. Grand Canal Capital Partners is structuring the capital solution for the development and stabilised hold.

Fumbally Square — modern office frontage at the entrance to the estate
Fumbally Square · entrance to the estate
— 01

Income is contracted before development risk is taken.

Signed HoTs with BOBW Dublin Ltd at €23,100 per key. 20-year FRI lease, no break, CPI-linked annual reviews with 1% floor / 3% cap. 12-month corporate guarantee from Not A Hotel Venture Ltd plus 3-month bank guarantee. The income profile is institutional from day one.

— 02

Retrofit, not new-build — fit-out only on an existing estate.

The four buildings totalling 7,722 sq m are retained and re-purposed. AECOM's order-of-magnitude cost plan estimates €38.2m total project cost (€143,726 per key, ex-VAT) for the 238-key design. Tender Q3 2027, start on site Q1 2028, 14-month construction programme.

— 03

The Liberties is Dublin 8's most active hospitality submarket.

Same submarket as Ruby Molly (Deka, 5.05% NIY), Premier Inn Newmarket (Deka, 4.26%) and Staycity Mary Street (Aparthotel, 4.40%). Dublin aparthotel rents have transacted in a €11,000–19,000 per-key range — the €23,100 initial rent sits at the top of the evidence, reflecting brand-new product and tenant covenant.

The transaction at a glance
Total Project Cost (AECOM)
€38.2m
€143,726 / key · ex-VAT · 238-key basis
Initial Rent · Year 1
€5.17m
€23,100 / key × 224 keys · €5.50m @ 238 keys

Modelling, NOI build-up, IRR sensitivities and capital stack to follow from D. Murray and C. Belton. This brief covers the asset, lease structure and submarket overview only.

§ 1 · The Asset

Four buildings across one walled estate on Fumbally Lane — character, courtyard, scale.

The Fumbally Estate is a 7,722 sq m office cluster comprising four buildings within a gated courtyard off Fumbally Lane in The Liberties. The conversion retains the existing structural frame and envelope in all four buildings and re-purposes them as a single aparthotel — fit-out works only, no demolition, no new shell.

Fumbally Estate site context — aerial showing Square, Studio and Court footprints
Site context · Square · Studio · Court footprints
Property fundamentals
Address
The Fumbally Estate, Fumbally Lane, The Liberties, Dublin 8
Existing Use
Office — 7,722 sq m across four buildings
Proposed Use
3-star aparthotel · 224 keys (Target) · 238 keys (AECOM Option 1)
Optional Extension
Adjoining site · up to +80 keys · separate planning · pro-rata rent uplift
Heritage
Fumbally Court contains protected fabric (18th-century distillery)
Strategy
Retrofit · existing frame & envelope retained · fit-out works only
Phased Planning
Unprotected elements (~200 keys) submitted ahead of protected works
Planning Submission
Target 31 March 2026 · 18-month longstop from submission
Tender
Q3 2027
Start on Site / PC
Q1 2028 · 14-month construction programme
The four buildings
Fumbally Square — built 2007 by Ballymore
01 · UNPROTECTED

Fumbally Square

Built 2007 by Ballymore

Modern office building. Forms the largest single floorplate within the estate and the primary source of regular-grid hotel rooms in the conversion strategy.

StatusAccelerated planning lot
Fumbally Court — 18th-century former distillery gated courtyard
02 · PROTECTED

Fumbally Court

18th-century · former distillery

Protected structure with mixed-height floors centred on the gated courtyard. ~50% (unprotected elements) is included in the accelerated planning lot; balance follows a separate consent.

StatusSplit planning · ~50% accelerated
Fumbally Studio — four-storey office & residential
03 · UNPROTECTED

Fumbally Studio

Four-storey · office & residential

Mid-scale building completing the courtyard envelope. Suitable for serviced-apartment units on the upper levels.

StatusAccelerated planning lot
Fumbally Court interior — exposed timber beams (heritage fabric)
04 · UNPROTECTED

Fumbally Mews

Gatehouse-style office

Small ancillary building at the entrance to the estate. Reception / arrival / back-of-house role within the operating plan, subject to design.

StatusAccelerated planning lot
§ 3 · Location & submarket

Dublin 8 — Ireland's most institutionally-transacted hotel submarket of the last decade.

Fumbally Lane sits in the heart of The Liberties, between the Iveagh Markets and Camden Street. 15 minutes' walk from Stephens Green; on the doorstep of Guinness Storehouse, Trinity College and Portobello. The submarket has anchored more institutional Dublin hotel transactions in the last cycle than any other.

Dublin location map — Fumbally Estate within The Liberties / Portobello corridor
Dublin city context · The Liberties & Portobello corridor
Why the Liberties for aparthotel
D8
Densest hospitality submarket in Dublin
Ruby Molly (272 keys), Premier Inn Newmarket (151 keys), Staycity Dublin Castle (52 keys), Staycity Mark Street (142 keys) all transacted in D8 since 2017.
Comps
Submarket
5
Minute walk to St Stephen's Green
Direct connection to the Grafton Street retail spine and the south Georgian core. Camden Street F&B corridor at the door.
Connectivity
South core
10
Minute walk to Guinness Storehouse
No.1 paid tourist attraction in Ireland · primary driver of leisure demand into D8 hotels.
Demand
Leisure
82.5%
Dublin hotel occupancy 2024
Highest among European capitals (STR). 33.3m airport passengers · +6% on 2023. Zero existing serviced-apartment supply in The Liberties.
Demand
Indicators
Cap
DCC supply restraint
Dublin City Development Plan 2022–2028 notes "a general presumption against overconcentration of hotels and aparthotels" — supportive of consented stock; restrictive of future new entrants.
Supply
Constrained
7,722
Sq m existing office GIA on site
9,353
Sq m hotel-area design (AECOM)
224+
Keys (HoTs Target · 238 in current design · +80 optional)
3
Aparthotel grade — fits BOBW operating model
Aparthotel demand context

The structurally growing format in Dublin hotel investment.

Three of the nine investment comps since 2017 are aparthotels (Staycity Little Mary Street, Staycity Dublin Castle, Premier Suites Ballsbridge). The format captures both leisure and business-mobility demand — and trades at materially lower opex than full-service hotels.

§ 4 · Operator · Bob W

Bob W is reinventing hospitality by combining the 'Best of Both Worlds' — lifestyle-hotel quality with the functionality of an actual home.

Founded 2019 in Tallinn. Tech-led, sustainability-first aparthotel operator scaling across Europe. €100m revenue trajectory by 2026, 1.7× rent cover on its in-place portfolio. Operations live in Estonia, Finland, UK, Germany, Italy, Denmark, Netherlands and beyond — Dublin (Fumbally) is the strategic Irish entry.

Bob W lifestyle aparthotel interior — reference standard
Bob W aparthotel interior · reference standard
Bob W aparthotel concept — recent openings
Bob W guest room — minimal palette
Guest room · minimal paletteBob W
Bob W bedroom — natural light, brick
Bedroom · natural lightBob W
Bob W rooftop terrace bar
Rooftop terraceBob W
Bob W lounge — soft seating, warm tones
Lounge · warm tonesBob W
Bob W studio — kitchenette and living area
Studio · kitchen & livingBob W
Bob W room — full-height window with garden view
Window with viewBob W

Why Bob W's model fits Fumbally

Flexible layouts adapt cleanly to retrofit projects — exactly what Fumbally is. Brand design language tolerates heritage fabric and irregular floor-plates. Operating model targets stays from one night to ninety, supporting both leisure and business-mobility demand year-round.

Bob W business journey

2019 founded, Tallinn. 2020 hospitality tech engine to scale. 2022 €8m revenue. 2024 €44m revenue, first profitable year. 2026 €100m revenue trajectory, expansion across new countries. Maturing into an institutional-standard operator.

§ 5 · Amenity strategy

A wellness-led amenity programme activating the estate from morning to evening.

The Fumbally Estate isn't a closed hotel block. The conceptual amenity strategy threads a wellness studio, a healthy café and a sauna / longevity suite through the courtyard — supporting aparthotel guests and creating local footfall through the day. These uses can be leased on separate operational tracks alongside the core aparthotel demise.

Wellness studio exterior — Fumbally Square activation
01 · WELLNESS · SQUARE

Community wellness studio

Daily instructor-led spin & circuit · app-bookable timetable · activates Fumbally Square from morning through evening. Bright, design-led space with timber finishes and planting.

Healthy café and social refuel hub — Fumbally Square terrace
02 · CAFÉ · SQUARE

Healthy café & refuel hub

Protein shakes, matcha, functional smoothies, sociable destination breakfast and lunch — enhances the existing café offer at Fumbally Square. Serves residents, workers, aparthotel guests.

Sauna interior — Fumbally Court recovery suite
03 · SAUNA · COURT

Sauna & longevity suite

Sauna + ice bath + recovery programme at Fumbally Court · attracts both aparthotel guests and public-paying members · complements the wellness studio across the courtyard.

Wellness studio interior — daylight, planting
Studio interiorConcept
Ice bath cold-plunge concept
Ice bathConcept
Fumbally Court — internal courtyard garden
Courtyard gardenExisting
Fumbally Court — evening exterior
Court · evening exteriorExisting
§ 6 · Lease structure (Heads of Terms)

Twenty years, no break, full repairing and insuring — institutional terms.

The most commercially relevant clauses from the signed Heads of Terms between BCP Fund Management DAC (Landlord) and BOBW Dublin Ltd (Tenant). The full HoTs document and AFL/Lease drafts sit behind this brief.

Clause Commercial terms
Demise New 224-key aparthotel (Target Number) delivered on a turnkey basis by the Landlord. Minimum and maximum bedroom tolerance to be set in the AFL. Optional adjoining site adds up to ~80 keys via separate planning, with pro-rata rent uplift on confirmation.
Initial Annual Rent €23,100 per key per annum (plus VAT if applicable). 224 keys · €5,174,400 pa year-one rent. 238 keys (AECOM design basis) · €5,497,800 pa. 304 keys (with adjoining site) · ~€7,022,400 pa.
Lease Term 20 years from Practical Completion · no break option. Lease commences within 10 working days of PC.
Rent Reviews Annual indexation to Irish CPI, upper movement only, 1% floor · 3% cap. Reviewed rent payable from the end of each lease year.
Rent-Free Period Three months from Practical Completion.
Guarantee Corporate Guarantee from Not A Hotel Venture Ltd equal to 12 months' base rent, delivered on signature of AFL, valid for the full lease term. Plus 3-month bank guarantee on lease commencement.
Repairs & Insurance Full Repairing and Insuring basis — all property outgoings, rates, water, insurance and reinstatement are Tenant's responsibility.
FF&E Reserve Tenant maintains FF&E reserve: Year 1 · 1% of net turnover; Year 2 · 2%; Year 3 onwards · 3%.
Alienation Tenant assignment subject to Landlord consent (institutional covenant test). Landlord may assign or transfer the Lease and/or AFL without Tenant consent — fully transferable on the LP side.
Yield-Up Tenant yields up demised premises in the condition at Term Commencement Date. Schedule of condition appended to Lease.
VAT Anticipated chargeable on rent · Tenant's responsibility.
Planning Trigger Landlord uses reasonable endeavours to submit planning by 31 March 2026. Longstop · 18 months from submission. Acceptable Planning Permission defined by reference to a list of Landlord-onerous and Tenant-onerous conditions; disputes referred to independent expert.
Exclusivity HoTs exclusivity period extended through documentation phase — operative until written termination by either side.

Summary only — full HoTs document, AFL and Lease drafts are appended in the data room. Subject to contract / contract denied.

§ 7 · Proposed aparthotel plans

Five floor plates · ALTU Architects · Option 1, 238 keys.

Test-fit plans from ALTU Architects basis the AECOM cost plan (Option 1, 238 keys). Ground floor anchors centralised reception between Square and Court, with food & beverage and back-of-house support. Upper levels are predominantly aparthotel units, transitioning to smaller floor-plates as the protected Court roof line steps down.

GF

Ground floor

Proposed ground floor plan — Fumbally Court, Square, Studio & Mews
L1

First floor

Proposed first floor plan
L2

Second floor

Proposed second floor plan
L3

Third floor

Proposed third floor plan
L4

Fourth floor

Proposed fourth floor plan

Test-fit plans only — final design subject to planning consent, BOBW specification refinement and the heritage sign-off on Fumbally Court.

§ 8 · Delivery plan

Plan, build, lease, hold — rent contracted ahead of the spend.

The Tenant signature on the HoTs anchors the timeline. Planning runs through 2026; tender Q3 2027; construction starts Q1 2028 for ~14 months; rent commences within 10 working days of Practical Completion, with a 3-month rent-free for fit-out and ramp.

PHASE 1 · 2026

Planning

Target submission 31 March 2026
  • Split application — unprotected (~200 keys) ahead of protected
  • BOBW specification refined into planning drawings
  • Acceptable Planning Permission criteria pre-agreed in AFL
  • 18-month longstop from submission · appeals stop the clock
Outcome Planning consent · AFL becomes unconditional
PHASE 2 · 2027–2028

Tender & mobilisation

Tender Q3 2027 · start Q1 2028
  • Competitive tender to suitability-assessed main contractors
  • Final scope aligned to BOBW design toolkit & material specs
  • Fit-out only — existing structure and envelope retained
  • Existing mains and site infrastructure assumed to support scheme
Outcome Fixed-price main contract · site enabled
PHASE 3 · 2028–2029

Construct, complete, let

14-month build · PC → rent commencement
  • 14-month construction programme
  • Lease commences within 10 working days of Practical Completion
  • 3-month rent-free supports Tenant fit-out & opening
  • 20-year FRI income stream live · annual CPI indexation begins
Outcome Stabilised income · institutional hold or forward exit
§ 9 · Build cost (AECOM Order-of-Magnitude)

€38.2m total project cost — €143,726 per key, fit-out only, retained structure.

AECOM Order-of-Magnitude Cost Plan dated 13 January 2026, on the 238-key Option 1 design (the higher-cost of the two design options tested). Build basis is fit-out works only — existing structural frame and envelope retained, no façade rebuild, no new lift or stair cores assumed. Costs at Q1 2026 levels with inflation provision to Q1 2027.

Cost category Scope €m € / key % of total
Demolitions & alterations Removal of existing office fit-out 0.47 €1,966 1%
Hotel fit-out Fit-out of existing shell & core to 3-star hotel standard 26.19 €110,035 69%
Aparthotel premium Additional kitchen, MEP & serviced-apartment scope 1.87 €7,860 5%
Inter-building link Potential connection between Fumbally Square & Court 0.22 €941 1%
Inflation Provision at 4% pa to Q1 2027 2.35 €9,857 6%
Construction contingency 10% (excludes contributions & capex carve-outs) 3.11 €13,066 8%
Sub-total — build cost (excl. VAT, fees) €34.21m €143,726 90%
Professional fees ~12% of build (ex-VAT) 3.45 €14,496 9%
Surveys, reports, legal Feasibility, planning & specialist legal costs 0.54 €2,269 1%
Total project cost (excl. VAT) €38.20m €160,491 100%
Carve-outs & client direct items

AECOM's scope excludes: capital contributions (Section 48 & 49), Irish Water / ESB / Bord Gáis / broadband connections, fire cert & DAC fees, loose furnishings (linen, mattresses, crockery), sprinklers, asbestos handling, loan arrangement & capitalised interest, and VAT. These are carried as client direct costs alongside the construction line.

§ 10 · Indicative sizing

Year-one rent versus Dublin aparthotel investment yields.

A read-across of contracted Year-1 rent against the yield range observed in the most recent Dublin investment cycle. This is an indicative sizing only — full NOI build-up, capital stack and IRR sensitivities will follow from D. Murray and C. Belton. Yields shown are based on transactions from 2017–2022; current pricing is wider and to be re-benchmarked at financial close.

Indicative GAV (€m) at Y1 Rent 4.50% 4.75% 5.00% 5.25% 5.50%
224 keys · €5.17m rent €115.0m €108.9m €103.5m €98.6m €94.1m
238 keys · €5.50m rent €122.2m €115.7m €110.0m €104.7m €100.0m
304 keys · €7.02m rent (adj. site) €156.1m €147.8m €140.4m €133.7m €127.7m

Indicative sizing only. Cells highlighted are reference points for discussion — they are not the agreed exit yield, do not reflect transaction costs, debt, profit-share or capital allowances, and do not constitute a valuation. The 304-key line assumes the adjoining site is delivered, which is subject to design, planning and party confirmation per the HoTs.

§ 11 · Market evidence — Dublin hotel investment & rental

Pricing benchmarks across eleven investment and thirteen rental Dublin hotel transactions.

Most-recent institutional hotel transactions in Dublin grouped by structure. Yield range 4.25%–5.05% NIY for in-place leased hotels. Aparthotel rental evidence range €11,268–€19,387 per key, with 25–35 year terms and CPI-linked reviews. Tables analysed by GCCP from a variety of internal and public sources.

Transaction evidence — investment sales (subject to occupational lease)
Property Location Grade Rooms Date Price € € / room NIY Buyer
Ruby MollyDublin 83-star272Oct-2286,000,000316,1765.05%Deka Immobilien
Premier Inn NewmarketDublin 8Budget151Oct-2234,650,000229,4704.26%Deka Immobilien
Staycity Little Mary StreetDublin 7Aparthotel340Sep-2292,400,000271,7654.40%Alpha Real Capital
The Samuel HotelDublin 14-star204Sep-2252,000,000 (est.)255,000 (est.)4.25% (est.)Blackstone
Premier Inn Gloucester StDublin 2Budget111Jun-2235,000,000315,315sub-4%Aviva Investors
Staycity Dublin CastleDublin 8Aparthotel52Jun-2211,500,000221,1544.75%BNP Paribas REIM
Premier Inn CastleforbesDocklandsBudget262Jul-2170,000,000267,1764.25%Union Investment
Clayton CharlemontDublin 24-star187Apr-2065,000,000347,5944.25%Deka Immobilien
Premier Suites BallsbridgeDublin 4Aparthotel49Sep-1817,500,000357,1435.00%Aviva Investors
The GibsonDublin 14-star252Dec-1791,200,000361,9054.29%Deka Immobilien
Maldron SmithfieldDublin 73-star92Feb-1720,000,000217,3915.02%Deka Immobilien

Highlighted rows are aparthotel transactions — the most directly comparable structure to Fumbally. Source: GCCP, analysed from internal & public sources.

Rental evidence — Dublin hotel leases
Hotel Location Grade Rooms Annual rent € Rent / key € Term Review
Ruby MollyDublin 74-star2724,760,00017,50030 yrs5-yr CPI · 4% / -1%
Premier Inn NewmarketDublin 83-star1511,623,00010,74825 yrs5-yr CPI · 4% / 0%
Premier Inn CastleforbesDocklands3-star2623,013,00011,50025 yrs5-yr CPI · 4% / 0%
Premier Inn Gloucester StDublin 23-star1131,412,50012,50025 yrs5-yr CPI · 4% / 0%
Staycity Little Mary StreetDublin 8Aparthotel3404,462,80013,12625 yrs5-yr CPI · 4% / 1%
Staycity Townsend StreetDublin 2Aparthotel2022,440,00012,07925 yrs5-yr CPI · 4% / 0.995%
The Samuel HotelDublin 14-star2042,805,00013,75035 yrs5-yr CPI · 3.5% / 0.5%
Premier Inn S. Great Georges StDublin 23-star1001,225,00012,25025 yrs5-yr CPI · 4% / 0%
Staycity Mark StreetDublin 8Aparthotel1421,600,00011,26825 yrs5-yr CPI · 4% / 0.985%
Clayton CharlemontDublin 44-star1872,962,85715,84435 yrs5-yr CPI · 3.5% / 0.5%
The MarkerDublin 25-star1874,846,71725,91820 yrsIndex linked
Premier Suites BallsbridgeDublin 4Aparthotel49950,00019,38735 yrs5-yr CPI · 4% / 1%
The GibsonDublin 14-star2524,200,00016,66735 yrs5-yr CPI · 3.5% / 0.5%
Fumbally — proposed 3-star Aparthotel 224 5,174,400 23,100 20 yrs Annual CPI · 3% / 1%

Highlighted rows are aparthotel rental comps. Fumbally's €23,100 per-key initial rent sits above the aparthotel evidence band (€11,268–€19,387) — reflecting new product, top-of-market specification and tenant covenant. Source: GCCP, analysed from internal & public sources.

§ 12 · Sponsor track record

BCP Capital · delivered the Hoxton Dublin on a €40m redevelopment.

The Landlord — BCP Fund Management DAC — has just delivered the Hoxton Dublin following a €40m redevelopment. The product quality demonstrates BCP's ability to execute a hospitality conversion to an institutional design and brand standard. Fumbally is the next BCP-delivered Dublin hospitality asset.

Hoxton Dublin lobby
LobbyHoxton Dublin
Hoxton Dublin lounge
LoungeHoxton Dublin
Hoxton Dublin restaurant
RestaurantHoxton Dublin
Hoxton Dublin guest room
Guest roomHoxton Dublin
Hoxton Dublin bar
BarHoxton Dublin
Hoxton Dublin suite
SuiteHoxton Dublin
§ 13 · Risk & mitigation

Where the deal could move — and how each is mitigated.

A pre-let forward-funding structure transfers most operating risk to the Tenant on Practical Completion. Residual risks sit in planning, construction, and tenant covenant — each addressed below.

Risk 01Planning delay or refusal

The HoTs sets a target planning submission date of 31 March 2026 with an 18-month longstop. Dublin City Council's 2022–2028 plan flags a "general presumption against overconcentration of hotels and aparthotels" — a possible challenge factor at consent stage.

Mitigation

Planning is split between unprotected (~200 keys, accelerated) and protected elements of Fumbally Court — heritage risk isolated. Acceptable Planning Permission tests pre-agreed in AFL with independent-expert resolution. Either party may terminate at longstop without penalty.

Risk 02Construction cost overrun

AECOM's plan is an Order-of-Magnitude only, with inflation provision to Q1 2027 and a 10% construction contingency. Key exclusions (sprinklers, asbestos, loose FF&E) sit as client direct costs above the line.

Mitigation

Fit-out only — no foundations, no façade, no structural risk. Competitive tender Q3 2027. AECOM continues to cost-manage through to financial close; a target main-contract sum is fixed before site start.

Risk 03Tenant covenant

BOBW Dublin Ltd is the operating tenant; Not A Hotel Venture Ltd is the corporate guarantor. The 20-year FRI lease is non-breakable but tenant default risk needs covenant strength to justify yield compression.

Mitigation

12-month corporate guarantee from Not A Hotel Venture Ltd for the full lease term, plus a 3-month bank guarantee at commencement. Tenant covenant pack (financials, track record, pipeline) appended to the financial model from D. Murray & C. Belton.

Risk 04Rent indexation cap

CPI-linked annual reviews are capped at 3% per annum. In a higher-inflation environment, real rent could erode against the index.

Mitigation

3% cap reflects current market practice across the Dublin aparthotel comp set (Staycity, Premier Inn). 1% floor protects the downside. Compounded over 20 years, the floor delivers a c.22% real rent floor against zero inflation.

Risk 05Programme slippage / longstop

Planning, tender and construction all carry programme risk. If consent is not secured within 18 months of submission (subject to appeal / judicial review extensions), either party may terminate the AFL.

Mitigation

Programme actively managed by BCP / William Fry / AECOM. Adjoining-site option held as a separate planning lot — does not delay the main consent track. Investor underwriting can stress-test programme through to a 2030 PC.

Next steps

Pre-let, pre-planned, and waiting for capital.

Grand Canal Capital Partners is structuring a single-asset forward-funding for the Fumbally aparthotel — bilateral with one institutional capital partner, or as a small club of co-investors. Modelling, NOI build-up, debt and equity stack to follow.

Dave Murray
Partner
Christopher Belton
Partner
Jonathan Hillyer
Partner
Aaron Sherlock
Partner
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