British Land Co (British Land Co) Same Property Revenue (USD Mil) : 0.00 (As of . 20)

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What is British Land Co Same Property Revenue (USD Mil)?

Same Property Revenue (USD Mil) is a financial metric that REITs use to evaluate the total amount of revenue generated by an existing project in a certain period. It could be used to determine the effectiveness of the management and profitability from existing projects.

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British Land Co Same Property Revenue (USD Mil) Historical Data

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British Land Co (OTCPK:BTLCY) Same Property Revenue (USD Mil) Explanation

Same property revenue is considered an important performance measure of the REIT’s existing operations, because it includes only the revenue of properties that have been owned for the entire current and prior-year reporting periods, including those properties under redevelopment and excludes properties under development and pending stabilization.

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Address

45 Seymour Street, York House, London, GBR, W1H 7LX

Website

https://www.britishland.com

British Land Co PLC is a real estate investment trust that owns, manages, and develops a portfolio of properties across the United Kingdom. The REIT categorizes its portfolio into three types: Offices, Retail, and Canada Water. The retail and leisure portfolio, which accounts for approximately half of total assets, consists of retail stores, shopping centers, and leisure venues. The offices and residential portfolio focuses on offices and residential buildings in London and the West End region and also accounts for approximately half of the entire portfolio. Development, the remaining small portion of portfolio value, represents British Land's London-based development projects.

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