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Completed transaction · Commercial property

The property wasn’t ready for long-term finance yet.

The property wasn’t ready for long-term finance yet.

Amount
£600,000
Sector
Commercial property
Structure
Refurbishment bridging loan
Outcome
Completed

A commercial property needed significant refurbishment before it could be fully occupied.

  1. The requirement

    The borrower needed funding for the purchase, and time to complete the works.

  2. The challenge

    In its existing condition, the property did not fit the preferred long-term lending structure.

  3. The structure

    We arranged bridging finance covering the purchase and refurbishment period, with a refinance planned once the property had been improved.

  4. The result

    The borrower gained time to improve the asset before moving onto longer-term finance.

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