Rudolf Wolff launches London commercial property fund

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Specialist fund management firm Rudolf Wolff has launched a Central London Commercial Property fund aiming to produce a net annual income of up to 7%.

The Luxembourg domiciled Sicav invests in London properties with strong anchor tenants, with the objective of generating both income and capital growth. It has annual targets of between 5% and 7% net income and 15% to 20% total returns. The target maturity of the portfolio is five to seven years. Running the fund are former Dawnay Day managers Robert Hacking-Brian, Ian Besley and Anthony Farrant. They believe now is the best time in two generations to invest in a portfolio of investment grade Central London property. Holdings include properties on Park Lane, Grosvenor Gardens and Westmin...

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