London weighting boosts Unite
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Unite said it had seen strong sales in its 2011/12 year to date, with 99 per cent of rooms sold, against 97 per cent a year ago. Year-on-year growthin net operating income was expected to be about 3.1 per cent, with strong rental growth of 4 per cent partially offset by higher operating costs, Unite said.
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