A London-based start-up called Apache Capital is planning to launch four separate property funds.
The firm is to be chaired by Paul Orchard-Lisle, who is a former senior partner of property services firm Cushman & Wakefield and an advisor to private equity real estate firm, Patron Capital.
According to sources, the plan is for Apache to raise a London residential property and a London commercial property fund as well as a China real estate vehicle and an infrastructure fund.
Apache is being run by John Dunkerley and Richard Jackson. Dunkerley and Jackson are former senior property fund managers at Jersey-based Belgravia Asset Management.
Orchard-Lisle was senior partner of Cushman & Wakefield for eleven years until 1999 when the firm was known as Healey & Baker.
In addition to his advisory role with Patron Capital, he is a non executive director of Trikona Trinity Capital, listed on London's Alternative Investment Market (AIM). From 2005 to 2006 he was chairman of property company Segro. Last year he became a non executive director at the Powerleague Group, which operates five-a-side football games following a deal in which Patron took a 29 percent stake in the business.
Dunkerley and Jackson left Belgravia in March 2008Â having built up an $800 million portfolio of assets distributed across various funds and joint ventures.
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