Last month, OakNorth provided a bespoke loan to Lovett Care, enabling the care provider to acquire Belvedere Manor, an 84-bed purpose-built care home in Colne, Lancashire.

The facility is worth £25m and supports over 30 student and HMO properties.

Homes in the development are priced from from £245,000 to £335,000 and are expected to achieve a minimum EPC rating of B.

Phase one of the development will deliver 14 units with a projected gross development value of £5.34 million.

Last month, the lender completed an £8.28m facility to support the acquisition and preparatory works for a landmark development site in central Manchester.

UTB is providing £10.7m in finance, covering 65% LTGDV for both developments.

Octopus Capital has funded two new purpose-built care homes in Radcliffe and Peterborough through a £30 million deal with Synergy Care, continuing their long-standing...

Planning is sought for at least 44 affordable homes on the land.

United Trust Bank (UTB) recently completed a regulated bridging case that highlights how lenders and brokers can manage transactions efficiently, even when AVMs are not available.

The listed building has been converted into six premium apartments, four of which have already sold.