The chief executive of real estate company Jones Lang Lasalle advised Davy Hickey Properties to engage in a piecemeal sale of its property assets, to maximise returns, rather than sell them as a single lot. John Moran instructed the firm last August that he did not believe there would be an “appetite” for a bulk sale and that “the best route is individual sales and/or lotting of certain assets”, the Commercial Court has heard. The advice has emerged as part of a bitter shareholder row over the winding up of the property business, founded in 1990 and most readily associated…

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