Revaluations boost BL's results above forecasts

Article Abstract:

The revaluation of assets owned by British Land have resulted in a rise of 15.6% in the undiluted net asset value per share for the 2001 year-end. British Land's policy of value creation and long-term growth is discussed.

Real estate developers

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Analysts pressure BL to deliver radical changes

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the criticism by analysts which has been made of the long-term strategy of British Land in spite of the company's announcement of a pretax profit of 131.7-million pounds sterling in 2001.

Real estate management

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Fund chiefs plan for euro despite Brown's caution

Article Abstract:

The managers of 2 property funds, Deutsche Asset Management and Morley Fund Management, are making plans for the entry of the United Kingdom into the eurozone in spite of Chancellor Gordon Brown's caution on membership.

Economic aspects, Economic policy, Real estate investment, Real estate investments, United Kingdom. Treasury, Deutsche Asset Management Inc., Brown, Gordon (British chancellor), Morley Fund Management

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