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Does the towering discount and 6% yield make Landsec a Brexit buy?

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Property stocks with exposure to the UK's struggling retail sector are almost as unloved as airlines and car dealers. So why would we consider adding London-focused FTSE 100 REIT Land Securities to our income portfolio?


When investing in property stocks, we like to buy at a discount to net asset value, with a well-covered dividend. The underlying property assets should be good quality and there shouldn't be too much debt.

We think that Land Securities (LON: LAND) ticks all of these boxes. The firm's £13.8bn portfolio contains £6.6bn of prime London offices, £5.5bn of retail space and £1.7bn of properties such as hotels and leisure parks. Investors buying this mix of…

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