
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

Experience, Judgement, Solution.
Max LTV
75%
Interest from
Not stated
Loan size
£100,000–£3m
Term
Regulated 0–12 months; non-regulated 3–18 months
Charges
1st and 2nd (2nd as a cross charge only)
Areas
England, Wales and Scotland (mainland)
StreamBank is a UK specialist property lender with decades of combined experience across bridging, development and complex real-estate finance. Backed by a wider group of seasoned credit, legal and valuation professionals, our growing team delivers reliable results, typically completing deals in weeks rather than months under clear SLAs. We offer transparent pricing with no hidden costs, covering valuation, legal, exit and default considerations upfront, alongside straightforward application and set-up fees, and we regularly provide free valuations to maximise borrower value.
At StreamBank, our ethos is built on responsible, relationship-led lending that supports sustainable property outcomes alongside commercial performance. ESG principles are embedded into our credit thinking, with a clear commitment to ethical governance, efficient assets and positive social impact detailed within the ESG commitment available on our website. With capital ready to deploy, we combine disciplined underwriting with flexible decision-making, ensuring borrowers benefit from certainty of funding, speed of execution and long-term partnership thinking.
StreamBank specialises in property lending across UK bridging and development finance, providing senior loans for residential, mixed-use and complex assets, including time-critical acquisitions, planning-led schemes and structured refinances, delivered with speed, certainty and clear credit-led decision-making.
StreamBank Customer Care Team, Capital Tower, 23rd Floor, Greyfriars Road, Cardiff, CF10 3AG
Lender information courtesy of The Lender Index by Bridging & Commercial.
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