Derwent London on Track for £400 Million Disposal Target in 2026

By Public Technologies
  • Derwent London remains on track for approximately £400 million of disposals in 2026, with £290 million completed or exchanged.
  • Additional sales exceeding £135 million are under offer, supporting the disposal target.
  • Four committed West End developments totaling 527,300 square feet target ungeared internal rates of return of 10% to 15%.
  • These projects are expected to contribute meaningfully to future rental and earnings growth; substantial rental growth is anticipated across principal submarkets.
  • The completed £50 million share buyback is expected to be earnings-per-share accretive, though the near-term outlook for property yields remains uncertain.


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