
Market Insights
Property transactions fall 4% as approvals slide and price growth stalls
Sales, approvals and price growth all slow around the Budget
30 October 2026

Bridging the Gap to Your Financial Future.
Max LTV
75% (of 180-day value)
Interest from
0.69% pcm
Loan size
£100,000–£10m
Term
3 months–2 years
Charges
1st and 2nd
Areas
England and Wales
Bridge Invest has been providing bridging finance for more than 10 years, supporting borrowers across the residential, semi-commercial, and commercial sectors. We offer both bridging loans and revolving credit facilities, with loan sizes ranging from £100,000 to £10m across England and Wales. Our funding is backed by high-net-worth individuals and institutional debt funds and banks. Our experienced team of industry professionals supports both borrowers and brokers throughout the entire process, from initial enquiry through to redemption, ensuring a smooth, efficient, and reliable lending experience.
Bridge Invest believes in a no-nonsense approach to lending, delivering bespoke solutions tailored to each client’s needs. We are committed to finding ways to say yes, supported by investment in our people, systems, and technology to ensure a process that is smooth, efficient, and transparent. We pride ourselves on consistency and reliability, never changing agreed terms once a deal is in progress. With over £250m in funding available for deployment this year, we are well-positioned to support our clients. We also partner with TreeApp, planting a tree in the UK for every loan completed.
Bridge Invest specialises in straightforward, no-nonsense lending for residential, semi-commercial, and commercial properties throughout England and Wales. We assess every case individually and take a pragmatic approach. Once terms are issued, clients and brokers can be confident that we will deliver on our commitments and complete the transaction.
Lender information courtesy of The Lender Index by Bridging & Commercial.
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