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There needs to be clearer evidence that the company’s bet on retail property has begun to turn its way
Commercial landlord looks for value in battered retail sector as it plots recovery
UK commercial landlord collects two-thirds of money due from tenants in March
Property owner defers payments to give tenants breathing space
Outlook brightens for office landlords; Premier Foods finds way out of bargain bin
Landsec and Persimmon announce payouts as they point to robust performances
Retail is the country’s new brownfield opportunity
Developer says it remains committed to London but will focus on ‘new growth opportunities’
FTSE dividends, already at reduced levels, are at risk of further declines
Property developer is the first large UK group to announce a plan to resume payouts
Group’s shares have slumped since the lockdown started
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UK landlord says economy is unlikely to recover to pre-virus levels before 2022
Property group appoints Mark Allan from St Modwen Properties once Robert Noel retires
UK property company has 4 London schemes totalling 1m sq ft of buildings
British Land and Land Securities are good proxies for the prospects of post-Brexit Britain
Changes suggest fund manager will revert to a retail-only contrarian value approach
Robert Noel will stay at helm of property group until successor is found
Vote to leave the EU has widened the commercial split between London and the rest of England
Real estate group says decline for retail parks and shopping centres led to worse full-year loss
Discount retailer has certain advantages over its online-only rivals Boohoo and Asos
UK landlord to offer short-term leases as it launches WeWork rival Myo
Suddenly, it seems, there are too many things to worry about
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