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Bourne Capital

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Property investment group in the UK founded in 19891

Bourne Capital is a British integrated property investment and leisure group based in London. The company's main activities are focused on their ownership and active management of major London mixed use estates situated in Queensway, Waterloo as well as substantial development projects oversees. As of 2018, the company had assets of £600 million.2 Wikipedia text CC BY-SA 4.0

Last updated Oct 21, 2026.

Overview

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Bourne Capital is a British integrated property investment and leisure group based in London. The company's main activities are focused on their ownership and active management of major London mixed use estates situated in Queensway, Waterloo as well as substantial development projects oversees. As of 2018, the company had assets of £600 million.2

The story

Bourne Capital was founded in 1989 by Robert Bourne. Bourne was previously co-founder of Local London Group (LLG), the then market leader in the London serviced office sector. The company went public in 1986, and was sold three years later for £120 million.

Bourne Capital's ethos was based on the same formula as LLG, i.e. to generate enhanced revenues from property investments through active management and innovative marketing, however, the new company's business model was to develop and extend this concept much further.

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Products and brands

Bourne Capital have acquired two hotels in France, situated in St. Tropez and Courchevel, and in 2009, are launching Chateau St Tropez, the first of a series of ‘Private Palaces’ comprising a group of rental properties.

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Timeline

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