£4.1m funding for a commuter belt transformation
United Trust Bank was approached to fund the conversion of former office premises to provide 68 apartments in a good town centre location to the west of London.
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Bridge to buy deal leads to £2.9m development finance facility
Aided by a bridging loan from United Trust Bank, experienced developers purchased a site in West London with detailed consent for the development of 7 apartments on the site of an old pub.
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A satisfied customer comes back for more
United Trust Bank was approached to finance a new project for an existing customer involving the redevelopment of a small site in Central London with planning permission to build a 4 storey (over basement) scheme of 6 apartments and a commercial unit on the ground floor.
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An idyllic development from a young company
United Trust Bank was approached by developers looking to build a small, gated development in Kent. The project consists of 14 houses of varying styles in a farmstead design and in a sought after location overlooking several miles of uninterrupted rolling meadowland and adjacent to a wildfowl bird sanctuary.
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UTB funds £18m commercial to residential conversion
United Trust Bank was approached to finance a new project for an existing customer involving the purchase and redevelopment of commercial premises.
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UTB funds £3m mixed development in Cambridge commuter belt
United Trust Bank’s development finance team were approached by experienced commercial and residential developers with a good track record looking for funding for a mixed use development in a village within commuting distance of Cambridge.
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Fast funding for a flat development with issues
We were approached by an established developer to fund the purchase and development of a former London commercial building which was to be converted into flats.
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UTB provides £2.3m finance package for commuter belt development
Long standing customers approached us to fund their next development of 14 apartments in a South East commuter town.
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