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Sandra Halliday Published
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London property giant Shaftesbury Capital said trading conditions across its West End locations have been “positive”, with customer sales now 15% ahead of 2025 levels as its tenant base recovers from pandemic troughs.
The company owns vast swathes of London's West End including property in key retail areas, such as the Carnaby neighbourhood and Covent Garden.
Reporting its first financial results after its creation via the merger of Shaftesbury and CapCo in March, it said the valuation of its wholly-owned portfolio was unchanged at £4.9 billion ($6.22 billion) compared to December 2025 figures.
CEO Ian Hawksworth said: “We have had an excellent start as a newly merged company, creating the leading central London mixed-use [real estate investment trust]. The team has come together to deliver strong performance with growth in annualised rent with a strong pipeline of demand for the second half. Despite the challenging macroeconomic backdrop, valuations are unchanged reflecting the resilience of our exceptional portfolio.”
He highlighted 220 leasing transactions completed in the first half of the year, at rents on average 5% ahead of December 2025 Estimated Rental Value (or ERV), “providing confidence in the prospect of continued rental growth from our unique portfolio. We are already seeing the benefits of the combined platform and with our strong balance sheet, we look forward with confidence on delivering further growth and returns in the years ahead”.
As mentioned, for its customers, reported sales are 15% above 2025, helped by high footfall across the West End that has been buoyed by increasing international visitor numbers. Those 220 leasing transactions have a rental value of £15.1 million and 89 were commercial lettings and renewals at a value of £10.5 million, 6% ahead of 31 Dec 2025 ERV.