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Shaftesbury

May 2022

  • Platinum jubilee decorations in Carnaby Street

    London landlord Shaftesbury expects spending boom as Elizabeth line opens

    Owner of property in Chinatown, Soho and Covent Garden returns to profit as rents increase

February 2022

  • Lanterns are erected ahead of Chinese New year. Large tracts of which are owned by commercial property giant Shaftesbury.

    London property giant Shaftesbury hails return of crowds to West End

    Commercial landlord reports rebound in shoppers, workers and revellers across Soho, Chinatown and Covent Garden

August 2021

  • People walk in the sunshine in Covent Garden, London

    London’s West End is recovering from Covid crisis, says Shaftesbury

    Chinatown, Soho and Covent Garden landlord says office workers and overseas tourists are yet to return

January 2021

  • Passengers board Eurostar

    Eurostar warns of 'risk to survival' without government help

    The cross-Channel train service has seen a 95% fall in passengers during the Covid-19 pandemic

October 2020

  • People pass empty tables outside a restaurant in Covent Garden, central London

    London landlord Shaftesbury to raise £300m as Covid losses mount

    Firm says fundraising will help it navigate ‘unprecedented near-term’ challenges

September 2020

  • Shaftesbury owns swathes of property in sought-after districts such Seven Dials.

    Nearly 60% of West End shop rents left unpaid, says major London landlord

    Shaftesbury says 20% of flats vacant as Covid-19 prompts professionals to leave capital and international students to stay home

June 2020

  • Most shops in Carnaby Street, London, have remained closed for months due to the coronavirus outbreak.

    London landlord Shaftesbury 'will collect only 50% of rents'

    Firm warns shareholders over payments as tenants remain closed due to pandemic

February 2014

  • Carnaby Street, London

    London West End property owner says business remains strong

    Existing sites virtually fully let, with refurbished properties snapped up as they come on the market, says Shaftesbury

July 2013

  • Musical festival in Carnaby Street, London

    Property developer says central London is booming

    FTSE 250 property company Shaftesbury, which owns shops, restaurants and cafes in the West End, sees strong demand pushing up rents

October 2012

  • Market Forces blog
    Next, Marks & Spencer and Debenhams face new wave of US competition

    Analysts at Morgan Stanley identify ten transatlantic retailers who could be heading for the UK

February 2010

  • Market Forces blog
    West End's buoyancy boosts property group Shaftesbury

    A buoyant few weeks in London's West End - especially over Christmas and the New Year - have boosted business at property group Shaftesbury

November 2009

  • Market Forces blog
    Thomas Cook leads FTSE lower on cash call concerns

    Investors in Thomas Cook and Tui Travel must wish they could get away from it all

August 2009

  • London West End Theatreland

    London landlord Shaftesbury boosted by tourism rise

  • Market Forces blog
    Market Forces breaking news: Record tourist numbers boost London landlord Shaftesbury

June 2009

  • Market forces
    Shaftesbury slips as Laxey sells £72m stake

    Nick Fletcher: Shares of property group fall 8.75p to 300p after Laxey Partners jettisons its entire investment
  • Market Forces blog
    Shaftesbury slips on £90m share sale

    Property group Shaftesbury has fallen 8.75p to 300p after activist investor Laxey Partners sold its 19% stake for £72.5m, a week after backing the company's £150m rights issue

  • Market Forces blog
    Laxey shares in property group Shaftesbury snapped up

    Activist investor Laxey Partners has sold its 19% stake in Shaftesbury, following the announcement last week of a £149m rights issue by the property company

May 2009

  • Market Forces blog
    Mothercare rises despite stake sale, but FTSE slips back

    Shares in Mothercare closed 7p higher at 423p despite a leading shareholder bailing out of the retailer in the wake of its full year figures

October 2007

  • Tiffany's sells and leases back London store

    Tiffany & Co, the famed American jeweller, today announced it had sold its main London store in Old Bond Street for £73m ($149m) but will lease back the property.

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