Ali Sarikhani: Mr. Ali Sarikhani is founder and Chief Executive of the WJB Chiltern Group. The group was founded in 1980 following a management buy-out from UBS and it has now

Ardeshir Naghshineh: The Iranian-born investor is best known as the owner of London tower block Centre Point. His Targetfollow Property Holdings showed £279m net assets in 2006-07,

Bob Manoukian: Bob Manoukian is a famouse businessman. He is Armenian by birth, Lebanese by nationality and British by residence since the 1970s. He started his business

Charles Lousada: Charles Lousada and family. Charles Lousada, 70, founded his eponymous property company in 1969 and was in the news in the early 1990s when he took over the

Charles Wordie: Charles Wordie - timesonline.co.uk. Wordie Properties, a Glasgow firm, has a long history that began in shipping and distribution and then spread to property

Charles Wordie: Wordie Properties, a Glasgow firm, has a long history that began in shipping and distribution and then spread to property holdings throughout Scotland. Its

Dr David Gabbay: A new London-based property company, O&H Holdings, has taken over the assets and subsidiaries of O&H Capital, the property firm run by Gabbay, 63,

Dr David Gabbay: O&H Holdings, the London-based property company run by Gabbay, 64, and Ephraim Shahmoon (qv), invested £250m in UK property in 2006 . The firm has more than £

Dr Nick Dhandsa: Dr Nick Dhandsa, 52, made £100m when London-based Associated Nursing Services was sold in 2005. He has invested in property in Dubai, UK golf courses and a

Dr Nick Dhandsa: Dr Nick Dhandsa and his two brothers own about two-thirds of ANS. The remainder is held by family friends and other directors of the company. The group was

Edward Azouz: Originally backed by their uncle, the financier Jack Dellal (qv), the Azouz brothers are directors of about 106 companies between them. Their main vehicle, AR&V

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

Elliott Bernerd: Elliott, 60, a Londoner who left school at 15 with no qualifications, has been a giant of the UK property industry for 30 years. He is the Executive Chairman of

Elliott Bernerd: Elliott Bernerd, 60, a Londoner who left school at 15 with no qualifications, has been a giant of the UK property industry for 30 years. Chairman of the group

Everard Goodman: As chairman of Tops Estates, Everard Goodman built up a property empire that was taken over by property giant Land Securities in a Ł517m deal last year which

Everard Goodman: Everard Goodman, 76, set up London-based Tops Estates, making £130m when it was sold in 2005. The same year he gave £5m to educational and medical charities

Graham Kirkham: [2] Neighbours have complained about both a wall Kirkham built to protect his privacy, as well as noise from a 1998 fireworks party at which the singer was

Graham Mellstrom: Graham Mellstrom. Property tycoon and farmer Mellstrom, 77, is busy restoring historic Woolhanger Estate on Exmoor. His family owns Glen House Estates, a Surrey

Jacqueline Dolan - Jermon Developments: Peter Dolan and Jacqueline Dolan - timesonline.co.uk. Jermon Developments, the Northern Irish property company owned by Peter Dolan, 45, bought an old military

John Chandris: Based in London, John Chandris, 54, heads a Greek shipping dynasty founded by his grandfather. It made £170m from the 1997 sale of its cruise operation,

John Chandris: Spearheading a new cruise experience with Germans in mind. May 2, 2008 - Celebrity Cruises' Celebrity Galaxy will become the first ship of TUI Cruises,

Judah Binstock: There is a new name now being linked to the Malaya Case in Marbella. Judah Eleazar Binstock, is a 78 year old British businessman and financier and is now

Kirill Pisarev: Kirill Pisarev is only 38 years old and is one of 110 Russian billionaires listed by Forbes magazine. But he is no oligarch. His $6.7bn (£3.4bn) fortune was not

Kirill Pisarev: Learned about finance at the Russian Academy of Economics and in the early 1990s worked at First Russian Bank. Then founded First Mortgage Company (in Russian,

Malcolm Healey: Boston-born, he bought his 32,000-acre Gunnerside estate in North Yorkshire for £9 million in 1994. Malcolm Healey, worth £925 million, lives in Florida and

Malcolm Healey: The £1.17 billion sale of the Meadowhall shopping centre in

Roger Wickens: Rustington makes history with opening of new museum - Roger Wickens. RUSTINGTON'S new museum was officially opened on Saturday (February 28). Roger Wickens, a

Simon Keswick: He is Director of Matheson & Co Ltd (a member of Jardine Matheson Group), Fleming Mercantile Investment Trust, Hanson plc, Jardine Lloyd Thompson Gp plc and

Simon Keswick: Mr Simon Keswick joined the Group in 1962 and has been a Director of its holding company since 1972. He is a director of Matheson & Co., chairman of Dairy Farm,

Simon Upward: Brothers Simon Upward, 47, and Paul Upward, 45, run and own Ocobase, a Croydon-based property firm worth £62m. In 2006-07, its profits rose from £5.9m to a

Sir Anthony Bamford: Sir Anthony Bamford became Chairman and Managing Director of JCB at the end of 1975, succeeding his father, the late Joseph Cyril Bamford CBE, who founded the

Terry Bramall: The former Chairman of leading community regeneration specialists Keepmoat plc is backing new Harrogate-based property developer 4Urban. Now the Chairman of