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This is the generational shift required to get 1.2 billion renters into homes.
This new asset class enables a portion of the $300t to be diverted into the BLOXX financial system, which offers a subscription-based ownership model...
This conversation reveals how one bold idea is creating pathways to happier, healthier lives through the stability and security of home ownership.
BLOXX, which is the brainchild of Yorkshireman Chris Smith, describes itself as the world’s first home equity subscription. If he gets it right, it will be a global game-changer.
BLOXX will use Web3 to give as many people as possible access to the housing market.
A startup proposing a new way to access home ownership without traditional mortgages. The concept was explained by Cliff Curtis, known internationally as an actor and communicator.
The platform introduces a revolutionary new route to homeownership, allowing individuals to build equity from day one without taking a mortgage.
This innovative platform allows individuals to build home equity from day one through a subscription-based ownership model.
Backed by Cliff Curtis and now gaining international attention, this could be the breakthrough Kiwi families have been waiting for.
A startup company built to reimagine how homeownership works – without mortgages, without interest, and without the assumption that renting must be forever.
New Zealand startup BLOXX is launching a home ownership model that eliminates mortgages in a pitch to those shut out of the housing market.
BLOXX, is offering a new way to get on the property ladder - starting with just 1% down and payments similar to rent.
It’s a new company called BLOXX. It involves actor Cliff Curtis and former banker Chris Smith who are worried so many people can’t get on the property ladder.
Cliff Curtis explains why he's a 'debt-phobe' as he joins the advisory board of BLOXX, the new build-to-own company.
To make this new model work for thousands of people, we have to undo our collective cultural conditioning and accept there is an alternative way to buy homes.
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