Brickflow has announced that it completed £29.22m of lending in January across 157 residential and mixed-use units, marking its strongest two-week period on record and reinforcing its role in property finance transactions across the UK.
The completed deals covered a mix of funding types, reflecting continued demand from brokers and borrowers for capital to support projects at different stages of delivery. Activity focused on schemes involving:
bridging finance
development finance
commercial finance
These transactions supported ground-up development, refurbishment, conversion and investment projects, at a time when access to appropriate funding remains a central concern for the sector.
The latest figures show how Brickflow’s platform is increasingly being used not only to compare lender appetite but also to move transactions through to completion more efficiently. Brokers are relying on the system to progress cases with greater speed and clarity, rather than using it solely as an early-stage research tool.
The performance also signals a pipeline of viable, well-prepared transactions reaching completion despite lenders maintaining selective criteria. Many of the completed loans are tied to projects that bring stalled sites forward, deliver new homes, or return existing property stock to active use.
The milestone underlines Brickflow’s shift from a discovery and comparison service into a piece of infrastructure supporting the execution of property finance deals that directly contribute to housing supply.
“Behind every completed loan is a real project: new homes being built, existing housing being improved, or property brought back into productive use,” said Frazer Campbell, CRO and co-founder (pictured). “Completing nearly £30m across 157 units in just two weeks shows the role Brickflow is playing in connecting borrowers to the right funding options.”
