Palace Capital’s share price jumped by 6.28% to 220p – its highest point since 9 April – following chancellor Rishi Sunak unveiling a £4bn “levelling-up” fund in today’s Spending Review.
Other risers included LSL Property Services, which saw a 4.72% hike to 222p, and Newriver REIT, which increased by 4.17% to 79.9p.
One of property’s biggest fallers of the day was Workspace, which was down by 4.04% to 700p.
Savills, St Modwen and Whitbread also experienced share price declines of more than 3%, to 944p, 361.5p, and 3,166p respectively.
A 3.68% fall for Whitbread was enough to push the firm into the FTSE 100s top fallers.
Overall, the FTSE 100 nudged down by 0.64% to 6,391 points and the FTSE 250 dipped by 1.11% to 19,569 points.
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