Bridging & Commercial Magazine — The Evolution Issue

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Some small- to medium-sized developers say that while obtaining finance for new projects is not a problem, the highly unclear outlook for the property market, compounded by rising costs, makes it difficult to gauge whether a scheme will be profitable. Unsurprisingly, some have decided that extreme caution is the wisest approach Words by

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Bridging & Commercial Magazine — The Evolution Issue

Published on Apr 15, 2021Business

Bridging & Commercial Magazine

The Evolution Issue includes the highly anticipated annual EY Bridging Finance Market Survey, which divulges what the bridging market landscape really looks like after a tumultuous year. We also conducted a series of interviews in the specialist finance market, including MSP Capital's Martin Higgins, LendInvest's Andy Virgo, Roma Finance's female senior team and the heads at Fairbridge Capital and Reim Capital. You can expect to read about the PII crisis for surveyors and what this means for the bridging finance sector if we do not act now, and why we are so obsessed with bridging finance timescales. If that's not enough, we also looked at the benefits of equity and joint venture finance and why SME property developers may be staying on the sidelines in terms of new opportunities. We made sure that there was something in this issue for everyone involved in the specialist finance market.

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