Investors in Grand Designs presenter's housing scheme set to lose thousands
Could lose 97% of investment
“I stand shoulder to shoulder with those who have lost money. I will of course do everything in my power to improve the current situation" - Kevin McCloud
Small investors who put millions of pounds into an eco-friendly housing venture scheme created by Grand Designs presenter Kevin McCloud could lose almost all of their money, it has been claimed.
Between 2013 and 2017, McCloud "wooed" investors with a string of fundraising mini-bond schemes that promised returns of up to 9% a year from his Happiness Architecture Beauty (HAB) homes businesses...
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