L&G and Natwest pension fund team up for net zero retirement housing project

Hope William-Smith
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Joint venture will see the houses delivered by an L&G-founded retirement homes provider

Legal & General (L&G) and the Natwest Group Pension Fund have formed a £500m joint venture to finance the delivery of 5,100 "net zero carbon later living" homes. The 15-year deal - announced earlier...

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