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Developer secures £822,000 exit finance in Sydenham
A specialist lender has provided £822,000 in developer exit finance for a residential scheme in Sydenham, South East London, allowing the borrower to release equity from unsold units whilst other projects remain underway. Inspired Lending arranged the 12-month loan for an SPV borrower at 70% loan-to-value, with monthly interest charged at 0.89%. The facility is…
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