London Credit increases LTVs and lowers rates in commercial offering
The maximum LTV has risen from 65% to 70%.
"We continue to see strong demand from investors looking to acquire, refinance and reposition commercial assets."
- Marios Theophanous - London Credit
London Credit has announced updates to its commercial lending proposition, increasing its maximum loan-to-value (LTV) by 5 percentage points, from 65% to 70%, and reducing commercial rates. Commercial pricing now starts from 0.72% per month.
The updated proposition is available across a range of commercial property transactions, including acquisitions, refinancing and investment transactions.
Marios Theophanous, credit manager at London Credit, said: "Commercial lending is a market where experience is so important. Every transaction is different, and understanding the nuances of a property, its income profile, tenant mix and future potential is often just as important as the numbers themselves.
"We continue to see strong demand from investors looking to acquire, refinance and reposition commercial assets. Many are also looking to maximise available leverage whilst keeping funding costs competitive. By increasing our maximum LTV to 70% and reducing rates across the range, we are giving brokers greater flexibility when structuring transactions, supported by a team with a deep understanding of the commercial property sector."
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