Gravis Capital Management Looks To IPO Co-Living REIT

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Nick Barker, director at Gravis will be the fund manager of the new REIT
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Nick Barker, director at Gravis will be the fund manager of the new REIT

Gravis Capital Management has announced plans to list a new investment trust, GCP Co-Living REIT, on the specialist fund segment of the London Stock Exchange.

The group have set a target issue of 300 million ordinary shares with an initial issue price of £1.00 per ordinary share. The trust will invest predominately in independent co-living assets in urban...

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