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development finance.
Expert property development finance in Kennington, Greater London. We connect developers with competitive funding from 100+ lenders.
Property finance
in Kennington.
Kennington sits within one of the UK's strongest housing markets, where persistent undersupply supports both sales values and rental demand. The area attracts a mix of owner-occupiers and investors, creating flexible exit strategies for developers - whether selling completed units, retaining as BTL investments, or a combination of both.
Securing competitive finance for Kennington developments requires matching your project with lenders who are currently active in Greater London. Lender appetite varies by quarter and by location, and our real-time knowledge of which funders are deploying capital in your area gives you an advantage in both speed and pricing.
The capital stack
Seven funding routes for
every Kennington scheme.
Senior debt, mezzanine, bridging, equity, refurbishment, commercial mortgages and exit finance — arranged for Kennington developers on the deal, not the product sheet.
Development Finance
Senior debt funding for ground-up residential and commercial developments.
Mezzanine Finance
Stretch your capital stack beyond senior debt to reduce equity requirements.
Bridging Loans
Short-term finance for acquisitions, auction purchases and time-sensitive deals.
Equity & Joint Ventures
Equity partnerships and JV structures for developers seeking capital partners.
Refurbishment Finance
Funding for light and heavy refurbishment projects including conversions.
Commercial Mortgages
Long-term finance for commercial property acquisition and refinancing.
Development Exit Finance
Short-term funding to repay development finance while you sell completed units.
Common questions
Property finance in Kennington
— answered.
What types of property finance are available in Kennington?
How do I apply for development finance in Kennington?
Expert guides
Further reading
on development finance.
Bridge First, Then Development Finance: When Bridging Comes First
6 min read readMezzanine vs Equity Funding: Control, Risk and Exit Compared
6 min read readBank vs Specialist Development Finance: Pros, Cons and When to Use Each
5 min read readSenior Debt vs Mezzanine Finance: How They Work Together in Your Capital Stack
4 min read readIndicative structures
How consented schemes
in Greater London stack up.
Recently consented schemes in Greater London, modelled at 70% LTGDV with GDV estimated from local Land Registry sold prices. Indicative only: not offers of finance and not completed transactions.
Office to residential
7 homes, Kingston
Change of use of ground and first-floor offices to seven flats.
- Est. GDV
- £3.7M
- Senior debt
- £2.6M
Upward extension (prior approval)
12 homes, Enfield
Two additional storeys on an existing building, creating twelve flats.
- Est. GDV
- £3.6M
- Senior debt
- £2.5M
Office to residential
6 homes, Bexley
Change of use of an office building to six flats, with a rear extension.
- Est. GDV
- £2.5M
- Senior debt
- £1.8M
Where we fund
Kennington,
Greater London.
Nearby markets
Adjacent towns
we also fund.
Croydon
Median · £415,000
South London's largest regeneration programme with over 10,000 new homes planned in the town centre
Barking
Median · £380,000
East London regeneration hub anchored by Barking Riverside - one of Europe's largest brownfield developments
Woolwich
Median · £450,000
Elizabeth Line connectivity driving residential demand along the Royal Arsenal Waterfront
Ealing
Median · £515,000
West London beneficiary of Crossrail with strong family housing demand and conservation area opportunities
Stratford
Median · £430,000
Olympic legacy area with continued institutional investment and strong transport connectivity
Lewisham
Median · £450,000
Bakerloo line extension target area with significant council-led regeneration plans
Ready when you are
Tell us the deal.
We’ll recommend the structure.
Submit your development finance enquiry in Kennington and a partner will come back with an initial structure and indicative terms within one working day. No forms-for-forms’-sake — a short note on the scheme is enough.