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Property analyst for Marten & Co/QuotedData. Previously news editor at Property Week magazine.
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London offices to stage remarkable comeback

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‘Reports of my demise have been greatly exaggerated’ – so the famous Mark Twain quote goes. If office skyscrapers could talk, one could imagine these words echoing around central London. Having been on life support in the aftermath of Covid, best-in-class London offices have staged a remarkable recovery. A clean bill of health is alluding the sector due to subdued investment volumes, but even here things are turning around.
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RIT Capital Partners – Full year results analysis - QuotedData

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RIT Capital Partners (RCP) has reported annual results for the year ended 31 December 2024 this morning. It posted strong numbers, with all three investment pillars – quoted equities, private investments, and uncorrelated strategies – delivering positive returns. NAV was up 7.7% over the year to 2,614p per share. Including dividends, the NAV total return was 9.4%.
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Clouds parting for real estate

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Results season has been a depressingly gloomy affair over the last two or three years for property analysts, but a series of 2024 reports posted this week show that the clouds are parting and the light is starting to peer through for real estate. In the main, 2024 was a very positive year for the sector.
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