All Banks & lending articles – Page 6
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Cheyne Capital lends £123m to MARK for Borough Yards development
Alternative asset manager Cheyne Capital has loaned real estate investment manager MARK £122.8m to refinance borrowing on its mixed-use scheme Borough Yards in South London.
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Century Capital secures £100m funding
Century Capital has secured a £100m funding line from NatWest to increase the group’s lending programme.
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Munroe K secures £67m funding for Leeds business park
Development and investment group Munroe K has secured £67m of funding from Lloyds Bank to fund its carbon-neutral programme at White Rose business park in Leeds.
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LXi agrees £150m of new lending
LXi REIT has agreed a £150m loan and an extension to its existing £60m HSBC facility as part of its refinancing strategy.
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Aitch Group secures £24.4m refinancing deal with Sirius
Boutique London property developer Aitch Group has completed a £24.4m refinancing deal for its Childers Street scheme in Deptford, south-east London, with Sirius Property Finance.
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Telford Homes agrees £300m funding deal for three BTR schemes in London
Telford Homes and joint venture partners Ridgeback Group and Angelo Gordon have agreed a £300m forward-funding deal to deliver three built-to-rent (BTR) developments across London.
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Start-up offers homebuyers chance to link up with investors to get on housing ladder
A new crowdfunding platform is set to bring buyers and investors together to co-invest in homes and bypass the need to gain a mortgage.
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Pluto Finance appoints new head of lending
Pluto Finance has appointed NatWest’s former head of real estate lending Phil Hooper to the firm.
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LEOS launches £200m SME developer fund
LEOS International has launched the £200m Vision Fund to offer funding to SME developers, builders and landowners across the UK.
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Silbury passes £500m lending milestone
Silbury Finance has passed half a billion of committed lending in the UK Living sector in under two years.
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Downing Living secures £227m loan for Manchester scheme
Real estate lending platform Precede Capital Partners and global financial services group Nomura have provided a £227m development loan to Downing Living.
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LendInvest agrees funding deal to back move into home lending
Finance portal LendInvest has agreed an increase in funding from Lloyds Bank to £300m to support an entry into the UK’s £1.2trn homeowner mortgage market.
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HSBC appoints Cushman & Wakefield to review options for Canary Wharf HQ
Banking giant HSBC Holdings has appointed Cushman & Wakefield to conduct a strategic review of its occupational requirements for its global headquarters in London and advise on its long-term property strategy.
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Supermarket Income REIT takes additional £196m stake in Sainsbury portfolio
Supermarket Income REIT has paid £196m for British Airways Pension Trustees’ 25.5% stake in the Sainsbury’s Reversion Portfolio (SRP) .
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Lenders target new alternatives
There will always be genuinely crazy proposals for property finance, and there will also be those proposals that initially seem crazy simply because they are unusual.
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Edmond de Rothschild secures £42.25m loan for Birmingham BTR scheme
Edmond de Rothschild Real Estate Investment Management has secured a five-year, £42.25m development loan from Barclays to support its construction of a 406-unit build to rent (BTR) scheme in Birmingham’s Gay Village.
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95% mortgage scheme set to launch in new year
A scheme designed to make 95% mortgages more readily available to people buying new homes will be launched in the new year, with the support of more than 50 housebuilders.
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Man Group agrees £50m lending deal for affordable housing schemes
HSBC has provided a £50m lending package to Man Group to help fund the development of more than 1,300 homes across the country, 90% of which are expected to be affordable.
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LendInvest chair moves to non-exec role
Christian Faes will step down as executive chair of LendInvest to take up the role of non-executive chair from the New Year.
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Bank of England accused of going “too hard and too fast” as it raises interest rate to 3.5%
The Bank of England has increased its base rate by 0.5 percentage points to 3.5% - the highest increase in 14 years.