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http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201009030700100907S Capital & Regional plc, the co-investing property asset manager, today announces that The Junction Fund has completed the sale of St Andrews Quay Retail Park, Hull to Threadneedle Strategic Property Fund at a price of £81.9m, reflecting a net initial yield of 6.98%. The valuation of St Andrews Quay Retail Park, Hull as at 30 June 2010 was £80.32m.
As it comes of notice we may see small movement as was the case over the last few days.
Looking forward to this week - Having held the CAL for 6 months now, am more than a little disappointed we've seen no significant movement - I know property is a little bit of a taboo subject at the mo, but with reducing debts surely this must start looking attractive? On top of which there has been a lot of suspicious trading activity over the last couple of weeks with what definitely appears large order buying in the 30-32 zone - now we've broken thru......watch this space
For this to jump so much in one day. What caused this ?
hi, can anyone reccomend a good site that will show the volume traded in CAL over the last few weeks? thanks
Sorry to correct you, but the shares have not been above 32 since May this year, not last year. They've been well, well above 32 in the last 12 months. All in all it's an encouraging move. I think people are starting to see the progress, particularly following the last earnings announcement and the raft of good asset sales.
What do the shuttles do at Kennedy Space Centre?..................Been holding for wot appears an eternity now! I know property is not flavour of the month...........I can smell something very suspicious going on here;;;;;;;let's wait and watch. GLA
Could be breakout here not been above 32 since May last Year.Showing live price 32.5 - 33.75
These will stay here for a long time but the underlying assets are very good and cal has a very predictable trading range from 30 to 32.75. No one is looking at this, no one becasue they all hate property now.
Holding steady witch is not a bad thing, very low volumes of shares traded, radar hit the nail on the head.
u doo get around don`t you !! LOL
hello, u doing OK with youre shares ?
They would be a very easy one tpo win the cup on because they do not move very much but I think they are a solid company that no one looks at except me, hugh2006 and someone called jellyboy, but these become of notice I think they will move. Buttttttttttt DYOR. I will be back to BKIR soon my head is wrecked from them.
Capital & Regional plc, the co-investing property asset manager, today announces that The Mall Fund has completed the sale of 4 shopping centres to clients of Rockspring Property Investment Managers at a price of £135.9m, reflecting a net initial yield of 7.5%. The valuation of these properties as at 30 June 2010 was £128.1m
Hi Radar ! Are these worth a punt ?
It is going to take a lot of time for this to be noticed by the market and when the market notices it it will shoot up. Its becoming like a dam waiting to burst. Have patience and DYOR. The best of luck.
Why no movement on the good results? have we go to wieght for a divi to payed in the future?
The co-investing retail and leisure property asset manager increased its net asset value by 11% to 52p a share in the first half of the year. It also made a pretax profit of £18m, compared with a loss in the same period last year of £131m. No divided is being paid, however. The NAV uplift was driven by a 5.3% increase in the value of the properties held in its funds. The Mall saw a 3% increase in valuations and sold shopping centres at Aberdeen in February for £47.4m, at Preston in March for £87m and at Ilford in June for £70.6m.
I was hopping for price rise today on the good results, very pleased they have made a profit hope now they can build on this for future growth.
I think they are really encouraging results, and as others have said the rewards are here for those with patience.
not bad at all, could have been much worse but it will take time "plenty of time".
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201008110700128740Q · Profit before tax of £18m, compared to loss of £131m in the first half of 2009 · EPRA net assets per share of 52p, up 11% from December 2009 · UK fund property valuations up 5.3% for the year to date; unit prices up 18.0% · £24 million of cash on balance sheet, leaving net debt of £48 million · Sale of ten properties for £378 million (Group share £80 million) across the Group, funds and joint ventures in the first half of 2010 · Restructuring of The Mall, with extension of bond maturity to 2015 and fund life to 2017 · Conditional exchange of contracts for the sale of Falkirk, Gloucester, Romford and Southampton shopping centres from The Mall, and Fiveways, Birmingham from X-Leisure · Opening of 200,000 sq ft extension at The Mall Blackburn; key units handed over to tenants for fit out at The Mall Luton · Refinancing of Xscape Braehead, FIX UK and two German facilities · Investment in German asset management platform, Garigal Asset Management GmbH, since the reporting date · Approaches for Great Northern under consideration
that the positive news from the banks will only he;lp to keep this stable and this share is for those with patience, loads of it. However when this starts to move it will be noticed because at the moment there is no one except the few of us small investors and posters here interested in cal. Back to one step up and one step back, this could equate to watching paint dry.
A lot of the banks improved profitability is due to not having to write down as much as first expected, surely this will filter through to the likes of cal....slow road of progress, but I'd like to think that the numbers are going to look significantly better than last time round - mid/late 30's isn't too far away
With results due Wednesday and this beiing in the doldrums for a long time im hoping to see some movement next few days and hoping for a breakout upwards of the trading range.The asset sales have been made to reduce gearing which will start to show benefits soon .This time last year did ok out of Cal i think Commercial Property will start to show signs of recovery at worst this should be around 37.5.Hoping for some movement upwards today in @31.75