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Website:
http://www.pillarproperty.com
Phone: +44 20 7915 8000 |
Address:
Berkeley Square
London, W1J 6HQ |
Company Description
Pillar Property PLC. The Group's principal activity is property investment, directly and through specialist unit trusts and joint venture arrangements and property development and management through its subsidiaries and through joint venture arrangements. It operates in the United Kingdom and Europe. On 31-Mar-2005, the Group acquired Blaxmill (Forty-Two) Ltd and TA (No 3) Ltd. Invests in property, directly and through specialist unit trusts and joint venture arrangements
Key People
| Executive Chairman | Raymond Mould |
| Chief Executive | P.L. Vaughan |
| Finance Director | Martin F. McGann |
| Secretary | Philip J. Martin |
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