UNITE Group PLC

unite students is the uk’s leading manager and developer of student accommodation. we provide a home for success to more than 74,000 students in 172 purpose-built properties in 25 of the uk’s university towns and cities. we have c.2,000 employees and work in partnership with more than 60 higher education providers, as well as renting rooms directly to students. our culturally-diverse customers are at the heart of our business and we aim to provide a home for students which supports their success, whether defined as academic achievement, personal growth or employability. our properties provide high quality, well-located, safe accommodation that is close to university campuses, transport and local amenities. our rent includes a study bedroom, all bills, insurance, 24-hour security, fortnightly kitchen cleans and high speed wi-fi throughout our buildings. founded in 1991, the unite group plc is a ftse 100 company listed on the london stock exchange. we are pursuing a sustainable growth strategy designed to make the most of the resilient nature of the student accommodation sector. we aim to maintain the strongest brand in the sector and operate the highest quality portfolio through consistent investment in and improvement to our operating platform, highly selective development activity, asset management initiatives and portfolio recycling. in addition to our wholly owned properties, we are also invested in and operate a small number of specialist funds and joint ventures with institutional investment partners, the largest of which is the unite uk student accommodation fund (usaf). the group’s charitable trust, the unite foundation provides free student accommodation and a generous annual scholarship to young people in the uk who aspire to a degree but face the most challenging circumstances. our corporate website www.unitegroup.com, our student site www.unitestudents.com & the unite foundation https://thisisusatuni.org/

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