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JP .morgan brokers upgrade cal from neutral to overweight.

RNS Number : 8836A Capital & Regional plc 16 October 2009 16 0ctober 2009 CAPITAL & REGIONAL PLC: VALUATION OF MALL, JUNCTION AND X-LEISURE FUNDS Capital & Regional plc, the co-investing property asset manager, today announced that the unit values of the Mall Limited Partnership, the Junction Limited Partnership and the X-Leisure Limited Partnership as at 30 September 2009 were as follows: Valuation of properties £'000 Underlying valuation change in quarter (1) Net Initial Yield Unit value at 30 September 2009 Unit value at 30 June 2009 Units owned by C&R C&R share of fund Mall Fund £1,345,870 (0.6)% 8.24% £0.2301 £0.2377 157,742,057 16.7% Junction Fund £596,782 1.2 % 7.32% £0.2468 £0.2368 88,261,870 13.4% X-Leisure Fund (2) £512,250 (2.3)% 8.01% £0.1920 £0.4030 91,899,578 11.9% The Company will provide more commentary on these valuations and current market conditions in its IMS which will be issued on 12 November 2009. Notes: (1) The underlying valuation change shows the increase/ (decrease) in the value of the portfolio in the quarter as a percentage of the value of the portfolio at the beginning of the quarter (as adjusted for sales). (2) The September figures for X-Leisure reflect the impact of the fund's £50m capital raise during the quart

This is moving today buy 39.64p.

If anybody missed the rns yesterday.RNS Number : 7874A Capital & Regional plc 14 October 2009 NOTIFICATION OF INTEREST DISCLOSURE PURSUANT TO SECTION DTR5 OF THE FSA DISCLOSURE & TRANSPARENCY RULES On 14 October 2009, the Company received notification that Standard Life Investments Limited has an interest in 14,121,237 Ordinary 1p shares in Capital & Regional plc. This represents 4.03% of the total voting rights of the Company. END

Nice to see plenty of buys coming in and holding steady.

slight retract today.

hoping the upward trend in this shares continues,even if it is 1or 2% a day.

Hard to call mate you might see a slight retract when a few sells go in.but saying that at the same time people are still buying.GL anyway.

Ticking up nicely buy 36.91p now

The other property one i am keeping an eye on is sbdb sp has dropped heavily after annoucing dilution,waiting for it to bottom out and after the new shares have been taken up.maybe worth a punt

was in eee sub 3p sold it and made a nice little profit,i think recovery in europe will be slower than in the uk.but they have managed to secure some funding and seem to be safe for time being,another good punt as a long termer i think is hawk if anybody is interested bought it yesterday after final results were announced.but DYOR too please.

Some body bought 1 share,is that a joke.or an mm signal.

5yrs time it a bit hard to put an estimate.i think by that time,the economy should be in better shape than it is at present.all depends if they start paying the divident again.could be worth alot more,

Agree with you my guess is about same anything above 60p will we a bonus.

Good morning all,nice to see more people posting on the forum,hoping for another good day today.

Im in long term too,its already risen once to 1 pound before the oo and it dropped again.im hoping it will be around the 60p to 70p mark by xmas,but u never in this market anything can happen,messed up with selling qed too early,only to see it hit 250p,dont want to make the same mistake twice. GL anyway.

Good day today nice steady rise,mostly all buys after 1pm,lets hope it continues tommorrow.

In my opinion this can only be good news for us small PI to get into this sector while the whole property sector is still very cheap.you wont make a quick gain,but med to long term you will see a good return on your investment.lately the housing figures have shown that house price have risen in the last 3 months.so commercial sector will follow too.

Overseas investors, keen to take advantage of the weak pound, are also pushing up prices. Last week, South Korea’s $200 billion (£125 billion) state pension fund expressed interest in buying HSBC’s Canary Wharf headquarters. For individuals who want to get in, Mick Gilligan of Killik, the broker, said many property stocks were already overpriced and that investors might not be able to pick up the bargains they were hoping for. Shares in British Land, for example, have gained 32% in the past six months alone and the shares are trading at a premium of 28% to net asset value — the value of its underlying property assets. Shares in Land Securities, however, have soared 43%, although they are trading at a 2% discount. Mark Dampier at Hargreaves Lansdown is positive on the sector for the first time in at least six years but warns that storm clouds still loom. He suggests investors “dip their toes” and allocate no more than about 2.5% to 5% of their portfolio to commercial property. He recommends the Threadneedle UK Property trust, a unit trust that buys bricks and mortar. It is down 5.2% over the past year and about 1% over the past six months. This demonstrates one of the key differences between funds that buy bricks and mortar and funds that buy property shares. While the latter have had a strong performance, bricks and mortar funds have lagged — although this means investors who get in now may benefit as the funds play catch u

The upturn has convinced some of the most sceptical investors to reconsider the sector. Last week, Peter Hargreaves, chief executive of Hargreaves Lansdown, the adviser, said he was positive about the sector for the first time. A number of funds have also been launched. Last month, BDO Stoy Hayward Investment Management launched the UK Strategic Income Property fund with plans for 10% yields. Retail investors are also piling in. Last week, TD Waterhouse, the stockbroker, said listed commercial property companies such as Songbird Estates, which has a stake in London’s Canary Wharf, entered its top 10 list of the most-bought stocks for the first time in 18 months. Caan told The Sunday Times he plans to launch his fund, which will require a minimum investment of £200,000, within six weeks. It will target properties, mostly offices, worth between £15m and £30m, with long leases. He is already eying up properties, including a Ministry of Defence building with a 15-year lease and a yield of 7.25%. “We are looking for these long-term quality tenants to ensure a regular income,” he said. “The fund is very much geared towards fixed income generation.” The fund will be launched by Hamilton Bradshaw, Caan’s private-equity business, in partnership with ING Real Estate Investment Management. Chris Morrogh at Threadneedle has been increasing his commercial property holdings. “Although it may be too late to buy a