Deal facts
- Buyer
- an affiliate of Far East Orchard
- Target
- 444-bed King's Place development site
- Deal value
- GBP 60,000,000
- Announced
- 30 September 2026
- Status
- Firm intention
- Sector
- Real Estate
- Country
- United Kingdom
- Consideration
- cash
Sources
An affiliate of Far East Orchard has agreed to acquire the 444-bed King's Place development site in a cash transaction. The deal, announced on 30 September 2026, is valued at a headline offer of 60 million pounds. This asset sale involves the purchase of a specific real estate project located in the United Kingdom. The consideration for the acquisition is entirely cash-based, with no equity component reported. The target asset is situated in the UK, while the buyer's country of origin is not specified in the available data. The transaction represents a firm intention to proceed, with no completion date currently reported. The sector is classified as Real Estate, reflecting the nature of the underlying asset being transferred. No regulatory approvals or other conditions precedent are explicitly detailed in the current status update, though standard due diligence processes are implied by the firm intention stage. The deal structure remains straightforward, focusing on the direct purchase of the development site rather than a corporate entity.
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£60M SALE OF DEVELOPMENT SITE
Disclaimer* PRESS RELEASE 30 September 2026 THE UNITE GROUP PLC ('Unite Group', 'Unite', the 'Group', or the 'Company') £60M SALE OF DEVELOPMENT SITE Unite Group, the UK's leading owner, manager and developer of student accommodation, today announces the sale of its 444-bed King's Place development site to an affiliate of Far East Orchard for £60 million. The di
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