22.6.21
Relevant at the time flats were being sold and still relevant as it focuses on the obligations of all who are or have been involved including freeholders and leaseholders.
updated 6.8.16
The Developer is Cornwall Overseas Developments Ltd, registered in the British Virgin Islands. Cornwall is 100% owned by Findon Urban Lofts Ltd
Findon Urban Lofts Ltd (at one time, a plc) is a UK registered company, formed in 2006 to carry out property developments in London. Some details of its other 6 major developments are shown on the page Findon's Other Properties
Its developments were marketed by Union Developments, - the link no longer works in September 2016. It was or still is, a grouping set up specially to market Findon's developments. Not a limited company, just a brand, it members originally consisted of 2 Findon members (Assaf and Yonathan Laznik), 2 from Greene & Co (David Pollack and Marc Meltzer), Harry Handelsman of Manhattten Lofts, highly respected both person and company, he didn't realise that he was a member latterly and backed out. Also, a previous associate of Handlesman who backed out early on.
Findon is beneficially owned by the Laznik family and is described as a family business. It raised finance partly through bond issues quoted on the Tel Aviv stock exchange (TASE).
The original developer was Trac Properties Ltd, owned by Professor and Charlie Fulford. Trac sold the development to Cornwall for £3.5m, having purchased Dalby Street and the adjacent Travellers Site from Camden Council for about £625,000 of which only half is thought to have been paid due to an "overage agreement" [25.6.2021 - that last statement needs to be checked]. That valuation was made at the time the development required there to be access to the Sports Centre using Wilkin Street Mews and Network Rail who then as now own Wilkin Street Mews would have had to permit the whole of the Mews to become in effect a public road. We have never seen any evidence that NWR were prepared to go along with that and it appears unlikely.