London effect pays off for F and C Commercial Property

F and C Commercial Property Trust claimed 2011 was another year of out-performance for the real estate investment trust, with its focus on central London serving it well.

F and C Commercial Property Trust claimed 2011 was another year of out-performance for the real estate investment trust, with its focus on central London serving it well.

The company's net asset value (NAV) per share as at 31st December 2011 was 100.5p. This represented an increase of 4.4% for the year, and once dividends paid to shareholders are factored in, the NAV total return for the year was 10.9%, comfortably ahead of a market portfolio return of 7.9% as measured by the benchmark Investment Property Databank (IPD) All Quarterly and Monthly Valued Funds.

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