#LAND Securities – H1 EPRA EPS +3% to 25.8p, DPS +2% to 19p, emphasises “increase in EPS outlook”

#LAND Securities – sale of Queen Anne's Mansions office block for £245m, immediately accretive to return on equity

#LAND Securities – FY adj. EPS edged up to 50.3p, DPS up to 40.4p, though also debt leverage increased

#LAND Securities – FY adj. EPS down to 50.1p and net tangible assets per share to 859p

#LAND Securities – COO Colette O'Shea to “step down”, company says new strategy means the role “is no longer critical”

#LAND Securities – completes acquisition of additional stake in Bluewater shopping centre, its stake to be 48.75%

#LAND Securities – 85% of net rent due on 29th September paid, up from 81% for June quarter date

#LAND Securities – June 2021 quarter 81% of rent received, dividend declaration

#LAND Securities – December quarter rent net paid within five working days 65%

#LAND Securities – H1 adj. EPS -49%, DPS -48%, NAVPS -10%

Try not to laugh, Landsec is 'positioning for growth'!

Back in May I concluded that I would 'continue to steer clear of the FTSE-100 commercial property behemoths'. That article particularly referenced Land Securities (LAND) and in the five plus months since then - despite global capital markets generally being risk-on during this period - shares in this particular commercial property play have not recovered one iota (and despite a share price that has declined by two-thirds over the last five years). Anyhow today sees the big Land Securities - or 'Landsec' as it now trendily calls itself - fightback plan, which the company itself tags as 'positioning Landsec for growth'...

#LAND Securities – ‘future strategic direction’ update, argues “we are positioning Landsec for growth”. Hmmm

Land Securities (#LAND) – “60% of the net rent due on 24 June was paid within five working days compared with 94% for the equivalent period last year”

Land Securities and those oh-so-tricky June rental payments...

For reasons relating to some broader interests of mine, Tuesday morning is always a busy time. So whilst I always enjoy a heavy regulatory news schedule, this morning's could have been timed better. Anyhow...

Land Securities like a lunatic loves London...

There is much I could write about today including Greggs' (GRG) continued success with vegan sausage rolls (good), Vodafone (VOD) admitting it had to cut the dividend (bad) and yet another property sector shocker, this time from behemoth Land Securities (LAND)…

Want the Security of Land Around You? - Take a Peek at Land Securities

Hello Share Pushers. I don’t think I’ve looked at Land Securities (LAND) before, but it looks like a reasonable place to put one’s hard-earned. At least the epic code is easy to remember. It goes without saying that it’s a company which owns a lot of land. And as the UK population keeps on rising that’s a nifty asset to have.

Land Secs (#LAND) gives green light to £440m redevelopment of Westgate in Oxford

Land Securities revisited at 1200p

To accompany my note yesterday on British Land (BLND) I now revisit Land Securities (LAND) which I last wrote on bullishly in April 2014, when the shares were 1063p. Like British Land they got into new price territory this week 1208p bit have since come back within the uptrend to 1200p. 

The Gherkin goes in administration and the famous HSBC HQ building at CanaryWharf is up for sale. Is this it for British property?

Reading that an icon of a modern City of London landscape, Lord Foster’s “the Gherkin” has been called in the administrators and that Canary Wharf’s emblematic HSBC HQ building is up for sale, I thought it wise not to continue take the UK property sector for granted assuming it is doing well. To help me in this analysis, I revisit Land Securities (LAND) below.

Land Securities looks solid value at 961p a play on UK continuing economic recovery

News of a buoyant office letting market in the City as well as London generally prompts me to re-examine the valuation of the big property development company that is most commonly associated with property activity in London and the South East, Land Securities (LAND).