Re: Unite Group (UTG), UK, falling knife.

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> Don't worry

Thank you, but I wasn't worried at all.

I'm just quite surprised by how cheap this particular REIT has become considering how expensive and popular it used to be for a very long time, and considering there has been little deterioration to drive that change of sentiment. Consider, here is a table of UK REIT yields as they stood 21st March 2021. It's in reverse order, so here, Unite is near the 'top' of the list alongside Hammerson.

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