UK mortgage rate cuts
Mortgage rate reductions are providing significant cost savings for UK borrowers as the market starts to price in a late-summer interest rate cut by the Bank of England.
Where do we lend?
Telos Capital offers Bridging and Development finance throughout England with a particular emphasis on lending in Greater London, Kent, East Sussex, West Sussex, Surrey, Hampshire, Berkshire, Wiltshire, Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Suffolk, and Essex.
Fast Bridging Loans
We provide industry-leading fast bridging loans for those needing to complete on a loan within a matter of days. Offers. Legals. Valuations. Credit Committee. Transparent & Fast Decision-Making. Streamlined Application Process.
Bridging Loans: Understanding The Costs
The total loan or ‘gross loan’ is loan amount lent prior to the deduction of any interest and fees as described below. The gross loan is also the amount due at the end of the loan term. The net loan, is the amount the borrower will receive once any interest and fees have been deducted from the gross loan.
What are Bridging Loans?
Bridging loans are fast, short-term and flexible property loans used to fill / ‘bridge’ gaps in funding and generate cashflow.
How does Telos Capital structure Senior Property Development Loans?
Senior Development Loans are structured so projects are fully funded when the loan completes, meaning development projects do not require any additional equity investment through the build and exit.
What is Development Exit Finance?
A Development Exit loan is a type of short-term property finance that allows developers to quickly repay their existing development loan and raise capital.
Office space vacancies in the US and London climb to 20-year highs
Office space demand in major global hubs are undergoing a notable contraction, with vacancy rates touching 20-year highs. This trend persists even as companies intensify efforts to bring employees back to the workplace post the Covid-19 pandemic.
UK Inflation Drops Unexpectedly in August
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Challenging Times for the UK Property Market
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Raising UK Interest Rates Impacting Borrowers And The Housing Market
British households are increasingly struggling with mortgage payments due to a rise in interest rates