Landsec is slashing development in its office portfolio by cutting its capital commitment in this sector to £200m by mid-2026, down from a previous peak of around £1bn. “We have no plans to commit ...

Stanhope and Cheyne Capital have snapped up Row One, Landsec's stalled riverside development site on London’s South Bank with consent for a 250,000 sq ft office tower. The fully consented scheme has a ...

Landsec said last autumn its strategy to make money would be selling fully leased assets and buying big, complex developments that offer the potential for high returns to anyone with the skills to ...

London’s two largest REITs, which have for the past two decades concentrated on offices and retail, are making their first moves into the build-to-rent sector. Landsec and British Land are both making ...