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Last activity: 31.08.2026
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At Landsec, we strive to connect communities, realise potential and deliver sustainable places.

As one of the leading real estate companies in the UK, our £12.8 billion portfolio spans 24 million sq ft (as at 31 March 2020) of well-connected retail, leisure, workspace and residential hubs. From the iconic Piccadilly Lights in the West End and the regeneration of London’s Victoria, to the creation of retail destinations at Westgate Oxford and Trinity Leeds, we own and manage some of the most successful and memorable real estate in the UK.

We aim to lead our industry in critical long-term issues – from diversity and community employment, to carbon reduction and climate resilience. We deliver value for our shareholders, great experiences for our customers and positive change for our communities.
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Location: United Kingdom, England, City of Westminster
Employees: 501-1000
Founded date: 1944

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31.08.2026PropTech Connect Europe 2026 Is Just One Week AwayThe almost sold-out PropTech Connect Europe 2026 is coming up next week, taking place September 9–10th in London The event traditionally brings together real estate leaders, investors, and technology innovators The programme explores AI, da...
29.06.2026What’s On In JulyJuly brings the peak of summer to London, presenting a curated calendar of exceptional events. The city comes alive with vibrant markets, open-air screenings, and compelling cultural film festivals. It is an ideal season to engage in outdoo...
23.06.2026TG Jones backs down from clash with landlords in bid to save storesTG Jones has been forced to offer a string of concessions to its landlords after proposals to slash rent in a bid to avert the collapse of hundreds of former WH Smith stores. The retailer, formerly the high street arm of WH Smith, has convi...
10.06.2026Oxford St vs the Square Mile: a tale of two citiesThe Square Mile has reinvented itself in recent years, but West End politicians must stop blocking common sense if Oxford Street has a chance of mimicking the City’s success, says Andrew Teacher Back when Netflix was still posting DVDs thro...
09.06.2026PropTech Connect Europe 2026 Returns as Real Estate’s Largest Tech GatheringEurope’s largest PropTech event gathers 6,000+ attendees and 2,500 companies on London this September PropTech Connect Europe 2026 explores AI, ESG, digital transformation, and real estate innovation The Conference features 400 speakers acr...
02.06.2026What’s On In London In JuneJune in London is all about soaking up the longer days and the vibrant energy of the city. Whether you’re looking to explore secret rooftop gardens, join an interactive cartooning workshop or check out a fresh West End production, this cura...
20.05.2026British Land: Return to office debate is overBritish Land has declared the debate over returning to the office “over,” as it prepares to capitalise on constrained supply and a “wave of demand” for commercial property from AI firms. The FTSE 100 property developer saw its profit before...
18.05.2026London Sports Festival Serves Up Pickleball in New Street SquareCentral London Alliance’s London Sports Festival, in partnership with Landsec and supported by Fleet Street Quarter, is set to bring one of the world’s fastest-growing sports to the heart of the capital with the launch of a new pickleball a...
14.05.2026Property giant Landsec bets on retail, claiming ‘no slowdown’ in consumer spendingLandsec, the UK’s largest commercial property developer, will shift towards retail property, defying the gloomy mood music by suggesting there is no slowdown in consumer spend. The FTSE 100 firm commands a property empire in which office re...
13.02.2026European stocks trade lower after latest AI Wall Street sell-offEuropean shares edged lower on Friday, after AI fears triggered another sell-off on Wall Street overnight. The pan-European Stoxx 600 was trading 0.2% lower at 2:00 p.m. in London (9:00 a.m. ET), with most major bourses in negative territor...
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