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Grainger plc snaps up another PRS asset in £30.5m deal
Newcastle-based residential landlord Grainger plc has acquired a c.90k sqft private rented sector (PRS) development in Milton Keynes from the High Street Group for £30.5m.
Grainger’s GRIP REIT joint venture with APG has agreed to forward fund the deal, seeing 139 homes come under Grainger’s ever-widening property banner.
GRIP REIT is focused on PRS investments in London and the South East and is 25% owned by Grainger and 75% owned by APG.
This acquisition follows Grainger’s recent announcement of its investment in a 236 home build to rent scheme in Pontoon Dock, London, in partnership with the Local Pensions Partnership.
Helen Gordon, Chief Executive of Grainger, said: “We are pleased to announce another successful acquisition of an attractive PRS asset in a highly desirable location with a strong and growing rental market, this time through our GRIP PRS REIT in partnership with our long standing partner, APG.
“Our ambitious investment plan continues at pace with c.£500m of Grainger’s own capital committed to new PRS investments.”
Gary Forrest, Chairman of The High Street Group, said: “As the build to rent, or private rented sector, continues to grow due to demand for homes outstripping supply, we developed a plan to create a community with a modern village feel that will cater particularly for the needs of aspiring young professional people in Milton Keynes.
“We are delighted that such a successful and reputable specialist in PRS as Grainger is now acquiring the site to take the project forward.”
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