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Lloyds puts bad property assets on market - report
Date: 3 May 2011
Category: Finance
Lloyds Banking Group has put a first portfolio of distressed property assets collected from about 38 different receiverships on the market through Jones Lang LaSalle, the Financial Times has reported.

The portfolio, codenamed Flagstaff, comprises a diverse range of UK properties across various sectors including office, leisure, retail and industrial. There are 38 properties in total to be sold that were owned by a number of different investors, with a guide price of more than £60 mln (EUR 67 mln).

The guide price reflects a net initial yield of more than 9%. About half of the assets by income are located in the south of England.
 
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Lloyds puts bad property assets on market - report