Seven ways out of a development facility
The right structure depends on one question: what happens to the scheme next? Selling, letting, finishing, or recycling capital into the next site each point to a different facility. Start with the one that matches your position.
The exit bridge takes over here → the development loan is cleared, the sales window opens, the equity comes free.
Every facility on this page solves the same underlying problem from a different starting position. If the scheme is finished and selling, a development exit loan or sales period bridging carries it to redemption. If works remain, finish and exit funding completes the build and provides the runway in one structure. If the last few units are proving slow, stock finance takes the pressure off the tail. If the value is there but the cash is not, developer equity release converts finished-scheme equity into the deposit for the next acquisition, and a straight refinance moves retained units onto term debt. We arrange all of them whole of market, sized against finished value, with the repayment route agreed before drawdown. Everything shown is indicative and nothing on this page is an offer of finance.
Development exit loans
Development exit loans give a property developer a way out of an expensive development finance facility once the building is finished but the units have not all sold. The trigge...
Learn moreBridging to repay development finance
A bridging loan to repay development finance is a short-term facility that pays off your existing development loan and hands you a defined window to sell or let the finished sch...
Learn moreFinish and exit finance
Finish and exit finance is a single facility that pays for the works needed to complete a nearly finished scheme and then provides the sales runway to repay it. It steps in when...
Learn moreSales period bridging
Sales period finance is the bridge that repays your development finance at completion and then buys time, so a finished scheme sells at the pace real buyers move rather than at...
Learn moreUnsold new-build stock finance
The finance that carries the final unsold homes in a new-build scheme once the build is signed off and the early plots have sold. Unsold new-build stock finance repays the senio...
Learn moreDeveloper equity release
The move that gets your profit out of a finished scheme and back into circulation before the last unit sells. Developer equity release is a commercial cash-out against a complet...
Learn moreRefinance a development loan
A development loan is written to a fixed end date, and that date rarely lands on the day the scheme is ready to repay it. Refinancing a development loan means choosing which of...
Learn moreUnsure which structure fits your position?
Describe the scheme, the balance outstanding and what you plan to do next. We will point at the right structure and the likely terms within one working day.