Valuations for the transaction were undertaken by CBRE, and legal due diligence was provided by Philip Lee LLP in Dublin and Trowers & Hamlins in London.
The new £50m facility will allow the Church of England Pensions Board to continue to purchase properties to meet the increasing numbers of retiring clergy households.
Applications for semi-commercial and commercial property purchases among landlords made up a greater share of total activity, according to new internal data from Shawbrook.
Andy Jones, Group Director of Corporate & BTR at Leaders Romans Group looks at how the rental sector is undergoing its most radical transformation ever, with a significant increase...