Millennium Group

Millennium Group

Real Estate

Hong Kong , China 873 followers

Real Estate Investment Management

About us

Millennium Group is an Asian based real estate investment management company, specialising in deploying capital through sourcing, acquiring, managing and maximising institutional grade real estate in prime international markets Millennium Group’s core strength is our Asian DNA – more years than most of us care to count of long-standing relationships and mutual trust with Asia’s most prominent real estate families, corporations, SWF, UHNW and listed real estate companies Our unique offering of our locally based affiliations in respective countries provide a strong reach into many sectors of the real estate market which is one of the reasons our investors trust our knowledge. With offices in Hong Kong and Singapore, London and Dublin, Millennium Group are very well placed to advise our Asian clients with the full service team on the ground in markets we serve. We manage the full life cycle of an asset, which includes the purchase, asset and development management, property management and ongoing long term management or potential disposal to realise value.

Website
www.millenniumgroup.net
Industry
Real Estate
Company size
501-1,000 employees
Headquarters
Hong Kong , China
Type
Privately Held
Founded
1999
Specialties
Investment, asset management, development, property management, offices, retail, living, student, btr, hotels and Private Credit

Locations

  • Primary

    16/F The Hong Kong Club Building

    3A Charter Road

    Hong Kong , China 10331, HK

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  • 37/F Ocean Financial Centre

    10 Collyer Quay

    Singapore, Singapore 049315, SG

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  • One George’s Quay Plaza

    Dublin Ireland

    Dublin , Ireland , IE

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  • 33 Wigmore Street,

    London, , United Kingdom W1U 1BZ, GB

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Employees at Millennium Group

Updates

  • Millennium Group reposted this

    Last week we had the pleasure of hosting our joint venture partners Allsop LLP and MAPP from London here in Singapore! It was a fantastic opportunity to deepen our collaboration and align our strategies as we continue to navigate the evolving UK real estate market together. The investor meetings were insightful and identified important key themes. We are excited about working together with our partners and investors moving into 2025 and beyond. #CapitalMarkets #ESG #UKrealestate #London #Singapore

  • Last week we had the pleasure of hosting our joint venture partners Allsop LLP and MAPP from London here in Singapore! It was a fantastic opportunity to deepen our collaboration and align our strategies as we continue to navigate the evolving UK real estate market together. The investor meetings were insightful and identified important key themes. We are excited about working together with our partners and investors moving into 2025 and beyond. #CapitalMarkets #ESG #UKrealestate #London #Singapore

  • Congratulations to our joint venture partners MAPP on winning an ESG Edge Award for ESG Employer of the Year. A fantastic achievement and testament to their forward thinking approach to the industry. 👏 🥇 #esg #propertymanagement #corporaterealestate

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    MAPP is thrilled to be the winner of an ESG Edge Award for ESG Employer of the Year! This accomplishment reflects the collective commitment of our remarkable team, reinforcing MAPP’s continued ambition of being a great place to work and a force for good. Congratulations to all the other winners and nominees, and thanks to Property Week. #wearemapp #ESGEdgePW

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  • Congratulations to Andrew Boyd, who was appointment Senior Partner at Allsop starting April 2025. This represents Allsop's continued focus on stability and prosperity for the firm.

  • Millennium Group reposted this

    📈 Bank Holiday 'Bear Market' House Price Graph I had a bit of fun this week analysing bear market periods in the E&W housing market, based on the Land Registry HPI, and the subsequent recovery. Since 1990 'bear markets' (periods where the England & Wales HPI sees sustained annual price growth <2%) have typically lasted around 13 months. The recent market slowdown was fairly typical, but is now overperforming on the exit than any other slowdown. ➡ Average 'bear run' duration since 1990: 13 months. ➡ May 2024 saw a return to 'normal' growth, exactly 13 months after the market first dipped below 2% in April 2023. ➡ Current recovery pace is the fastest compared to previous 5x bear markets. 🤔 Reinforces my view that the ONS//HMLR house price inflation rate will be >4% by December'24. 🔮 Given all the supply-side restrictions & latent demand in the market, we are increasingly likely to see a 'bull market' (periods where the England & Wales HPI sees sustained annual price growth >7%) in the coming 18 months.

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  • 1️⃣ Now that the general election has passed, the foregone conclusion of a Labour Government has been met with minimal disruption to the financial markets and muted approval from those wanting a new approach. 2️⃣ So, as we go into the August summer break, it’s a good time to take stock and plan ahead for the rest of 2024 and beyond. There are many challenges, but we also see the optimism of a better business environment driven by an improving economy and interest rate cuts which should help the real estate markets going forward. 3️⃣ With this in mind, I have pleasure in introducing our Q2 Market Update and Outlook outlining our thoughts and views in respect of the markets we operate in. 4️⃣ Food for thought whilst taking a well-earned break from the office, and if there is anything we can help with then please do not hesitate to get in touch. #UKRealEstate #CapitalMarkets #Residential #Commercial

  • The Bank of England Cuts Interest Rates for First Time in 4 Years showing more confidence in the economy but still proceeding with caution due to inflationary pressures. Click below for more insights from our joint venture partner, Allsop LLP #capitalmarkets #bankofengland #interestrates

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    🎉 Bank of England Cuts Interest Rates for First Time in 4 Years Key Takeaways: ➡ The Bank of England cut interest rates today for the first time in 4 years, in a closely split 5-4 decision. Governor Andrew Bailey cast the deciding vote. ➡ The UK economy has been stronger in recent months than expected, but the Bank wants to avoid cutting rates "too quickly or by too much" according to Bailey. ➡ Falling goods prices and fading impacts from food & energy have driven down headline CPI inflation, but services inflation pressures remain elevated and will increasingly drive headline CPI in coming months. ➡ The Governor highlighted 3 key themes which the MPC are trying to unpick as they analyse the "path of inflationary persistence": 1️⃣ the self-correction of global shocks, 2️⃣ an widening output gap in the UK economy, and//or 3️⃣ possible lasting structural economic changes post-Covid. ➡ Markets interpreted the decision as dovish, with expectations shifting to another 25bp cut in November and again in February. ➡ The Bank's projections are consistent with 3 more cuts than the market expected over the next year. ➡ The Bank of England faces a delicate balancing act as it looks to tame inflation without overly stifling economic growth. ✅ Today's decision shows monetary policymakers becoming incrementally more confident in the path of the economy, but still proceeding cautiously given elevated core inflation pressures and risks of structural economic changes that could keep inflation higher for longer. 🧐 The Bank's latest projections show CPI inflation rising back towards 3% in late 2024 as energy base effects fade before settling around 1.5% longer-term, with a neutral bank rate of ~3%. However, an upside skew to the inflation forecast highlights ongoing risks. The path forward for interest rates remains highly data dependent.

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