Former Delancey acquisitions executive Adam Goldin has joined Resolution Property to head UK investment.
In the latest shake-up at Resolution, Goldin will replace Jacob Loftus and take on the job a year after Robert Wolstenholme, a former partner and investment director, left to join Trilogy Property.
At Delancey, Goldin was part of the team behind the Elephant and Castle shopping centre regeneration, SE1, and the 40 Holborn Viaduct office development, EC1.
He will now oversee an ongoing masterplan for the 560,000 sq ft Thomas More Square office campus development, E1.
Outside of London, Resolution is also developing offices at the Pithay and Colston Tower in Bristol.
Scott O’Donnell, founder and director of Resolution, said: “Our experience in London has historically been in the mixed-use sector. Adam not only has the experience in very similar sectors, but with different types of tenants and in the PRS.”
Goldin’s appointment follows former Resolution executive director Peter Todd’s departure in December to set up Portus Retail, a retail investment specialist which recently started a joint venture with CBRE Global Investment Partners in Copenhagen.
Last July, Resolution and Fosun Property, a Chinese company owned by billionaire Guo Guangchang, set up Resolution Property Investment Management, a joint venture to invest in under-performing assets in the UK and continental Europe.
Fosun is also the majority investor in Resolution’s fifth fund, having committed to invest €800m (£666m).
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