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Yucaipa group: properties owned

3 commercial buildings through 2 companies · total rateable value £1,501,000

The Yucaipa group owns 3 commercial buildings that pay business rates, through 2 of its companies, with a combined rateable value of £1,501,000. The group is headed by Yucaipa, a body without a UK company number, which controls its UK companies (7 in all). Between them the companies hold 3 registered titles: 3 leasehold. By town: London (2) and City of Westminster (1).

Companies in the group that own property

CompanyCompany no.BuildingsRateable value
Garrard Holdings Limited041440801£970,000
Stephen Webster Limited037380182£531,000

Group membership is from the Companies House register of people with significant control: a company is in the group when the company above it holds more than half its shares or votes.

Buildings owned by the Yucaipa group

BuildingLocationTenureRateable value
17 Grafton Street 24, Albemarle StreetLondon W1S 4HTLeasehold£970,000
130 Mount StreetLondon W1K 3NYLeasehold£531,000
12-13 Burlington Arcade, LondonCity of Westminster W1J 0PQLeasehold—

Common questions

What properties does Yucaipa own?

The Yucaipa group owns 3 commercial buildings on HM Land Registry's records through 2 companies, in places including London, City of Westminster. The largest by rateable value are 17 Grafton Street 24, Albemarle Street; 130 Mount Street; 12-13 Burlington Arcade, London.

Which companies own property for Yucaipa?

Its property-owning companies include Garrard Holdings Limited, Stephen Webster Limited.

Where does this information come from?

Ownership is from HM Land Registry's data on land owned by UK and overseas companies, matched to buildings by address. Group structures are from Companies House's register of people with significant control, and rateable values from the Valuation Office Agency. Matching is automatic and can be wrong.

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