Shawbrook increases maximum commercial bridging LTV to 75%
The enhancement gives brokers greater flexibility to support clients purchasing or refurbishing commercial property.
Shawbrook has strengthened its bridging proposition by increasing the maximum LTV available on eligible commercial bridging loans up to 75%.
The enhancement gives brokers greater flexibility to support clients purchasing or refurbishing commercial property, helping them access higher levels of funding for a wider range of opportunities.
The LTV increase builds on recent enhancements to Shawbrook's bridging proposition, which has included higher day-one LTVs for refurbishment projects (up to 90%), reduced monthly pricing, a lower minimum loan size and a streamlined underwriting process to make it easier for brokers to place specialist cases.
Daryl Norkett, director of real estate proposition at Shawbrook, said: "We're committed to continually evolving our proposition in line with the needs of brokers and their clients. Increasing our maximum commercial bridging LTV up to 75% gives brokers greater flexibility to support commercial property investors and developers when higher leverage is needed.
"Combined with the recent enhancements we've made across our bridging proposition, this latest update reinforces our focus on giving brokers the tools, flexibility and specialist support they need to get more deals over the line."
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