Brickflow announces new partnership with Deallocker
Brickflow has announced a new partnership with specialist property finance marketplace, Deallocker, to offer borrowers and investors funding across the entire Capital Stack.

The new partnership will enable intermediaries to exclusively secure senior terms on the Brickflow platform, before using Deallocker to secure their second charge or equity requirements for their clients.
According to Brickflow, this is the first collaboration of its kind that enables borrowers and investors to secure finance for all layers of the Capital Stack in one digital journey, providing a quick and efficient route to funding commercial property projects.
Frazer Campbell, Chief Revenue Officer, Brickflow, comments: “This partnership has the potential to revolutionise the funding process for commercial property deals.
"By combining Brickflow's platform of over 100 senior debt lenders with Deallocker's extensive network of second-charge and equity investors, we’re empowering intermediaries to unlock a wider range of financing options for their clients, accelerating project timelines and maximising returns."
Marc-Phillipe Davies, co-founder of Deallocker, along with David Buzzard adds: “Deallocker and Brickflow share a vision that technology can transform the funding process for commercial real estate, making it quicker, easier and more efficient.
"By joining forces, we’re effectively a one-stop-shop for developers and investors looking to source funding across the Capital Stack, close deals faster, and access higher returning value-add projects, inaccessible to most.”

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