Notting Hill Genesis confirms £130m deficit amid ‘persistently difficult’ market

News29.09.25by James Wilmore

Notting Hill Genesis (NHG) has revealed a widening of its annual deficit to £130m after fire safety provisions and a revaluation of its build-to-rent assets took their toll.

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