British Land (#BLND) FY NAV -.04% at 915 - dull statement
- 2017-05-16 23:39:40
Hello Share Swashers. We all know that shares in Britain took a tumble on June 24 when the Brexit vote was announced. But then many shares recovered. Most property and building stocks, however, did not. So in my view, as the results of Brexit will become clearer later on and will be favourable, property shares are probably now one of the biggest bargains out there. Though of course, if you still fear the exit from Europe, then you won’t agree with me.
Hello Share Shunters. British Land (BLND) share owners have had a lacklustre three months. The share price was £8.76 in November. Now it’s fallen to £7.84 and that is only after the shares put on about 2% this week.
I last had a look at British Land (BLND) a year ago. The share price was then 621p. Since then it has increased by 26% to 785p last seen. The chart looks perky and it is to be noted that the share price has just climbed into new territory, which looks encouraging, giving potential leg room for more upward momentum in the share price trend.
British Land (BLND) shares are attractive at 621p with longer term, lower cost borrowing, solidly supported by property assets beckon investors as QE wanes, property price rise and fears of asset inflation increases.








