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The Mill Group blog is a space that allows like minded people to share new ideas and discussions on current topics and projects. Mill Group is currently working on a project which allows people to get onto the property ladder – a model that offers an easier transition from renting to buying, as well as providing a unique opportunity for investing in the private residential housing sector.-
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Tag Archives: residential investment and the institutions
Tipping the Balance in 2012
We have an exciting few months ahead of us. The Greater London Authority’s (GLA) independently commissioned due diligence for our Investors in Housing proposition is soon to be completed and we will be sponsoring the BPF conference and dinner in February. Continue reading
Mill Group in the Media
London mayor Boris Johnson, who could not attend, said: “London’s continued economic prosperity is intrinsically linked to the quality and quantity of homes that are delivered. Therefore encouraging institutional investors to help Londoners struggling to get a foot on the property ladder is exactly the sort of creative thinking that will help boost the capital’s housing market and support the industry.”
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