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Linklaters, Simpson Thacher Act as Blackstone-Backed Business Sells 3,000 UK Homes

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Linklaters is advising Universities Superannuation Scheme on the acquisition of 3,000 homes from Sage Homes, a Blackstone-backed U.K. housebuilder, for £405 million.

Devonshires is acting for Sage, while Simpson Thacher & Bartlett is advising Blackstone.

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