British Land Co


Offices start to react in the City of London

18/11/20 -"Grey space was increasing in H1 20. British Land now forecasts Offices’ prime rents “to fall 5-10%, over 12-18 months”. It will make the balance sheet more fragile as Offices ..."

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18/11/20
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