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Andreas Panayiotou (businessman) residential is hotels. Looking at hotels you can add more value, as against residential where, once it's built and let, you're relying on indexation on rents – with hotels you can improve facilities – build a gym, conference facilities. His company, Ability Group, had seven hotels in 2011. As of June 2011, he has a £400 million net worth. He and his second wife Susan live on a 20-acre estate in Epping Forest, and have three daughters. He has two sons from his first marriage. In May 2014, his sons, George and Costas Panayiotou, were jailed for six months (suspended