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2018 Q2 bridging market performance and the rise in refurbishment loans

The bridging finance market has experienced some favourable changes for borrowers, however, with yields being squeezed across the country, buy-to-let investors are turning to refurbishment as a way of securing…

September 12, 2018

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Turkish financial crisis – a potential threat to European banks

Europe’s excess exposure to financial instability in Turkey should act as a warning to developers, who may want to reconsider their current borrowing strategies.   The Eurozone’s chief financial watchdog, the…

August 17, 2018

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Borrowing in the face of a hard Brexit

The confirmation of a hard Brexit could significantly impact the lending market. Developers would do well to borrow now, to avoid facing an uncertain financial climate. As Britain is…

August 16, 2018

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Why finance UK residential developments?

Recent market fundamentals have placed UK residential developments under the spotlight, in the eyes of property lenders. This article will discuss the reasons why the current environment makes the residential…

August 10, 2018

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The effect of recent tax and policy changes on mortgages

The recent tax and policy changes have led to subdued growth in the buy-to-let market. The new mortgage deal may assist buyers in maximising the tax relief that is soon…

August 9, 2018

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Stability in the Prime Central London Property Market

The central London residential property market is holding steady, with prices remaining mostly unaffected for the past 12 months. Whilst growth overall is still marginal, prices across the…

August 6, 2018

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Alternative Financing On The Rise

The combination of recent tax and regulatory changes has impacted the decisions and the level of flexibility of high street lenders, in turn, helping to establish bridging finance as…

August 2, 2018

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Prime Housing Markets For Property Development Outside Of London

Despite London offering a prime housing market for key property developers across the UK and internationally, the reformed stamp duty announced by former chancellor George Osborne in 2014 saw a…

March 29, 2018

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How Peer-To-Peer Lending Is Growing The Property Development Sector

Since the 2008 financial recession, the restrictions that mainstream financial institutions are putting on their loans and their potential successful applicants are growing. As a result, property developers are searching…

March 14, 2018

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The Healthy New Towns Initiative

Property development finance is an increasingly flexible option for many property developers looking to fund a variety of commercial or residential properties. With the increasingly ageing population in the UK,…

February 26, 2018

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2018 Q2 bridging market performance and the rise in refurbishment loans

Turkish financial crisis – a potential threat to European banks

Borrowing in the face of a hard Brexit

Why finance UK residential developments?

The effect of recent tax and policy changes on mortgages

Stability in the Prime Central London Property Market

Alternative Financing On The Rise

Prime Housing Markets For Property Development Outside Of London

How Peer-To-Peer Lending Is Growing The Property Development Sector

The Healthy New Towns Initiative

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