Bridging & Refurb Finance

We help clients access short-term property finance to complete transactions, undertake refurbishment works and progress property projects. With extensive experience in property and commercial finance, Griffin Fiduciary works with a range of lenders to identify appropriate bridging and refurbishment funding solutions for each transaction. Whether you are acquiring a property, refinancing an existing facility or funding refurbishment works, we can assist in structuring the funding requirement and support the application through to completion.

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Bridging Finance

Traditional bridging finance is a form of short-term property finance commonly used to bridge a funding gap, for example between the purchase of a new property and the sale or refinancing of an existing property. It can also be used to fund renovation, refurbishment or development works.

Bridging finance is typically secured against property and can provide access to funding where speed or flexibility is important. It may be appropriate for property acquisitions, auction purchases, refurbishment projects or transactions where conventional longer-term mortgage finance is not immediately available.

Light or Heavy Refurbishment Bridging Finance

Refurbishment finance is designed to fund the renovation or improvement of property and can accommodate projects ranging from light refurbishment through to substantial works. It is commonly used by property investors and developers acquiring property for renovation, resale, refinancing or retention as part of an investment portfolio.

Funding requirements can vary considerably depending upon the property, the extent of the proposed works and the intended exit strategy. Griffin Fiduciary works with a range of specialist lenders to explore appropriate bridging and refurbishment finance options, comparing available rates, terms and funding structures to identify solutions suited to the particular project.