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Price targets around £6.70 sit just below a fair value estimate that has edged from £7.05 to about £7.03 per share, signalling only a slight adjustment in how analysts are framing Land Securities Group. This aligns with recent research that has tilted a bit more cautious, with at least one downgrade in rating alongside a neutral stance from a major global bank. As you read on, you will see how to track these shifts and what they may mean for your view on the shares over time.

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• The latest research includes an upgrade from Goldman Sachs, which signals a more constructive stance on Land Securities Group and adds a counterweight to earlier cautious views.

• Morgan Stanley keeps an Equal Weight rating with a £6.70 price target, suggesting analysts there still see a case for holding the shares around current valuation assumptions.

• Panmure Liberum has turned more cautious, issuing a downgrade that highlights concerns around execution and the balance between risk and reward at current levels.

• Berenberg and Morgan Stanley have both trimmed price targets in recent months, which points to a more restrained view on upside potential and puts greater focus on how effectively management delivers against existing plans.

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• Land Securities Group has agreed a 192,000 sq ft lease with bp for the entire 15 storey Ink building at its Timber Square development in SE1, which will become bp’s new global headquarters.

• Following the bp lease, Timber Square is reported to be 54% let, with Landsec citing continued customer interest in the remaining Print building space in prime central London.

• Landsec reports that MYO Kings Cross, completed in late 2025, is 60% let or under offer and is expected to be substantially let by the summer. The Thirty High development, due to complete later this summer, is also seeing healthy leasing interest.

• Timber Square is described as one of the most significant net zero commercial schemes in the UK. The Ink building is identified as the tallest hybrid timber and steel office building in Europe, and the Print building is targeting around a 50% reduction in embodied carbon versus a typical office build.