- Deterioration in asset values may spur disposals, bank warns
- JPM downgrades British Land after two years at overweight
A delivery driver unloads office furniture in view of St Paul's Cathedral in The City of London, UK.
Photographer: Jason Alden/BloombergOffice buildings in London’s financial district will lose a fifth of their value in the year through March, said JPMorgan Chase & Co. analysts, who stopped recommending clients buy shares of The British Land Co. Plc.
City valuations have deteriorated in recent months, with statistics from Investment Property Databank Index showing an 8% decline, analysts including Neil Green said in a note to clients.
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