JLL valued the portfolio, which has a net rental income of £13.36m and a WARLT of 2.17 years, at £123.19m in March. However, immediately after the UK’s vote to leave the EU, JLL subsequently valued the portfolio at £98.6 - £110.9m, reflecting a 10-20% decline on the March valuation.
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