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According to Reuters, Chris Grigg stated on a conference call that the FTSE-100 listed firm has seen "no untoward [takeover] activity of any type".
However, he admitted that all of the company's assets "are up for sale at the right price".
"As and when there is anything to disclose, we will do so," he remarked.
British Land today posted a lower-than-expected nine per cent fall in its first-quarter net asset value per share.
The company's results for the three months to the end of June showed that 39 per cent of its property portfolio has either risen remained unchanged or risen in value since the start of March.
At 08:59 BST, shares in the firm were priced at 488.4p, a fall of 7.8p.
