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Land Securities is a FTSE 100 company and we own and manage approximately 7.6 million m2 of commercial property and provide property services to more than 2,500 private and public sector clients.
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Even if the rate of WFH in the next decade grows at the same rate as 2019, "conservative, we think", then the analysts predict WFH rates across Europe have the potential to nearly double
All its offices are open, while almost four-fifths of retail outlets were trading by June 30, the property giant said
“At the moment the future of the office looks uncertain.”
The property group does not expect a full recovery in the UK economy until 2022 at the earliest
For logistics property owners there should be a short-term effect and a longer-term benefit from the accelerated structural trend of online sales, the analysts said
The property investor and developer had £1.2bn in cash and available facilities as of 31 March
Analysts also downgraded the self-storage subsector as valuations compared to the rest of the sector were becoming “too stretched”
Allan will take up the new role and become an executive director no later than 1 June 2020, receiving an annual base salary of £800,000 plus benefits
The FTSE 100 landlord's properties shed 2.8% or £368m of their value, thanks to tough times for high street retailers
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There were mixed messages in Mario Draghi's update on Thursday
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With a slew of corporate earnings and the European Central Bank's policy decision, Thursday will be a busy day of news
"With the business well-positioned for the current market, a growing pipeline and a clear strategy for the future, it's the right time for me to move on," Noel said.
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Footsie closed on Thursday nearly 21 points lower at 7,509.
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The day ahead includes full-year results from Dart Group and US inflation data
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Last month Kier issued a profit warning, so investors will be watching wearily as Thursday's trading update lands.
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Aside from the two housebuilders, corporate updates in the coming week will also be delivered by retailers Ocado, Superdry and Dunelm
Over the coming three years, the Bank of England is only expected to raise interest rates by half a point, according to forecasts from Oxford Economics
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Carnival and Evra were the two big fallers among Footsie constituents
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Aside from the BoE Monetary Policy Committee decision, the Day Ahead will also bring updates from two mid-cap retailers - Dixons Carphone and N Brown Group
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The corporate diary is fairly sparse, but there are some bright spots, notably updates from refocused blue chip hotels group Whitbread and housebuilder Berkeley Group
