Cleveland Trust: yield happy

Article Abstract:

Cleveland Trust is a UK real estate company involved in industrial property. The company has seen income growth, and aims for properties close to main roads and built during or after the 1980s. The company has achieved a high dividend yield for its shareholders. Net asset value and earnings are likely to be little changed for 1995 to 1996 due to an acquitision for 6 million pounds sterling, in addition to a share issue. The company's shares are recommended for investors in Feb 1996.

Cleveland Trust

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Land Securities: more hope than promise

Article Abstract:

Land Securities is the biggest real estate investor in the UK, and accounts for some 25% of the UK's real estate market capitalization. UK real estate values dropped by 4% in 1995, but there are hopes of an improvement in 1996, and the company's share price has risen by over 14% since Oct 1995. The market is unlikely to see a major rise in rents, and the company already has property let at rents above market rates for 1996. The share price rise does not appear justified.

Land Securities Group PLC

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