The latest figures from the Department for Communities and Local Government show that house building completions rose by nine per cent in the second quarter of 2013 compared to the same period last year, and Aldermore is pleased to be supporting this recovery in the house building sector.
The Bank’s property development finance product offers a minimum loan amount of £500,000 and a maximum loan term of 24 months, with a maximum advance of up to 60% of current site value and 60% of development costs. For selected development sites located in London and the South East of England, funding of up to 75% of costs is available.
Aldermore’s Commercial Mortgages Managing Director, Rob Lankey said:
“Latest figures from the Department for Communities and Local Government show that the house building sector is improving, with the number of properties being started in June 2013 six per cent higher than the previous quarter.
“Aldermore is staunchly supporting house building in the UK by providing finance to 95% of eligible property development applicants, which in turn is boosting the economy and helping to continue the recovery in the housing market. There is a real shortage of housing and it is imperative that all stakeholders do what they can to support this vital sector.”
