Assetz Capital launches 9.35% development rate with enhanced 24 hour broker service
Decisioning is available within 24 hours on straight forward transactions.

Assetz Capital has launched a new 9.35% development finance rate, aimed at providing house builders, brokers, and landowners with a fast financing solution up to 70% LTGDV UK-wide.
In tandem, decisioning is also available within 24 hours on straight forward transactions.
Earlier this year Assetz launched an enhanced initial day 1 funding for development finance schemes up to 70% LTGDV, providing housebuilders with the cash injection they need at the start of their project.
Since its inception in 2013, Assetz has provided over £1.7bn in funding to UK housebuilding and development. This equates to supporting the construction of 1 in every 12 new homes built by SME housebuilders. Over the next three years Assetz Capital is gearing up to exceed the milestone of £2bn in funding.
Andrew Fraser, chief commercial officer at Assetz Capital, said: "We're excited to bring this highly competitive 9.35% rate to market now, when developers are clearly emboldening to build out larger phases on their existing schemes or acquire more land. Our combination of 24 hour speed, service, and certainty of funding offers a real advantage to house builders and brokers who need a trusted partner to get on with their scheme in a flexible manner. With substantial volume ready to deploy for the long term, we’re keen to hear about new developments, particularly from landowners looking to make the most of the current market dynamics.
“Our ability to stretch LTGDV beyond challenger banks in all locations, alongside keener pricing, is something that brokers and developers have been wanting, to enable new housing to be built at volume - and funded quickly.”

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