Three purpose-built student accommodation buildings have been sold in a deal worth around £300m.
Vita Group has agreed to sell Cannon Park in Warwick, Iona Street, Edinburgh and Bruce Street, Belfast, which together include 1,340 beds.
The Cheshire-headquartered group's Vita Student arm will continue to operate the buildings on behalf of Savills Investment Management.
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The deal has been agreed with Savills Investment Management on behalf of an unnamed client.
Ioannis Verdelis, chief investment officer for Vita Group, said: "We're delighted to sign this deal with Savills Investment Management. The 海角视频's purpose-built student accommodation market continues to be an exciting and resilient asset class for investors as demand from students for high-quality PBSA continues to outstrip supply, creating an attractive proposition for any investor.
"We look forward to building on our relationship with Savills Investment Management as we deliver Vita Student’s class-leading brand experience for our residents across their buildings."
Adrian Martin, director at Savills Investment Management, added: "This strategic acquisition underscores our conviction for the long term resilience of the PBSA sector in the 海角视频. The acquired assets are examples of best-in-class buildings, and Vita is an operator with a compelling reputation."