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Would not be surprised if another country's national fund is eyeing this for a bid.
They know what they are doing!
...after the results. If and when interest rates start to fall, I expect this (and many other properties) to rise, but longer term expect interest from overseas bidders.
Today's annual figures were just boring and the dive declared likewise/ ! will see what the experts write but I am a trifle underwhelmed!
Now see this crawling up towards £1.50 before the figures out.
....this increasing dividend fairly decently now established since the merger and a gently rising SP. Never going to rocket but reckon we have seen the worst for some time!
Footfall in the West End shops up 10.6% on 2022 levels, according to BBC Business today.
...only slow rise until Feb then little sharper rise until next RNS and increased divi in March. Very desirable London properties.
Berenberg issued a Buy recommendation five days ago, re-rated to a Buy to £1.60.
They now have a total of 61 staff, That's slim in my opinion and no doubt IA will see a few more redundant in due course.
Same goes for Lloyds SP . All the feedbacks are positive but the price is constantly hammered, for no apparent reason.It's like playing in a rigged game, did i really say that?
...bought today. SP just does not reflect how good the next figures will be!
...a very good day here. Hopefully better appreciation for its potential.
...the beginning of the end of the bear market?
My broad portfolio - including this- has today marched up for the first time in a year or so. Let's hope so!
.....here when they hit double figures before Xmas. Sitting waiting
Interesting that BlackRock have bought a chunk, I know that a US property company were interested but I didn’t know a hedge fund was 🤔
Vote of confidence today as Black Rock Inc buys a chunk here. Could be the start of a build up prior to one or more bids for this trophy empire.
...in the Times today. SHAF is flogging all its properties in Fitzrovia. There must be a plan for the dosh raised apart from reducing borrowings. So if you are thinking about buying a nice London flat and have the odd 10mill floating about, its your lucky week!!
Not forgetting the Norwegians who own Regent Street or the Americans who want to own Covent Garden, believe me I know 😉
At this price I continue to be surprised Dubai, Qatar and Saudi aren't fighting to buy us out yet!
The numpties at HSBC have downgraded Shaftesbury Capital to a hold at 121, so it’s bound to go up soon!
The results today were excellent. No reason why these should be at a discount to asset value of some 40% considering the location of, and demand for these assets.
....having sold the disappointing CGT.
Very encouraging indeed. Definitely one to hold for the economies of size to flow through. Also be reasonable divis in next two years. Plus middle eastern and Scandinavian national funds eyeing up a bid in near future.
Another day when the amount of shares bought is three times the number sold but the share price goes down, weird!