British Land has ended this week with its shares at their highest value since before the first national lockdown began.
The company ended the day up 2.4% on 474.6p a share, its highest stock price since early March.
The REIT also made the list of the biggest risers on the FTSE 100 index, alongside Persimmon, which ended the day up 2.4% on 2,800p.
Some of the UK’s biggest industrial landlords took a dip, making it onto the list of the FTSE 250 index’s biggest fallers. Safestore Holdings dropped by 4.3% to 808p while St Modwen Properties nudged down by 3.9% to 380p.
The FTSE 100 ended 0.36% down on 6,316. The FTSE 250 ended 0.17% down on 19,270.
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