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Unite Group expects income reduction of up to 20% as students cancel for summer term

Cuts in management wages, together development and non-essential operational capex deferrals, will retain an extra £95-105m in the business in 2020
Unite plans to forgo rent on 43,000-46,000 beds for the summer semester. Caption: iStock
Unite plans to forgo rent on 43,000-46,000 beds for the summer semester. Caption: iStock
By Alicia Villegas
CoStar News
22 April 2020 | 10:00

Unite Group expects to see around 16-20% reduction in income for this academic year marked by the coronavirus crisis, as it plans to forgo rent on 43,000-46,000 beds for the summer semester due to the closure of universities and students giving up their accommodation.

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