Transforming a Grade II Listed Bank

Phoenix Money was approached by a North West-based real estate management company seeking a development loan. The project involved the transformation of a Grade II listed former bank in the heart of Liverpool.

Securing Opportunity with Speed and Precision

The investor had identified a residential property with significant potential but faced a tight timeframe. Traditional lenders were too slow, and without immediate funding, the client risked losing the deal entirely.

Auction Purchase & HMO Strategy

An investor purchased a vacant ten-bedroom, seven-bathroom property in Liverpool at auction. The building, previously used as an HMO, required refurbishment and new licensing to return to use.

Bridge Lending For Social Housing Acquisition

A short-term bridge facility of £757,062 was provided to support the acquisition of four affordable housing units in Market Harborough, Leicestershire. The properties comprised of two three-bedroom semi-detached houses and two four-bedroom semi-detached houses.

Refinance – Residential Portfolio

Two experienced property investors approached Phoenix Money to refinance a portfolio of newly developed residential units and raise additional capital.

Refinance & Capital Raise in Norfolk

An established HMO provider and operator in Norfolk identified an opportunity to reposition a Grade II-listed property in King’s Lynn. Originally two residential houses and later converted into a 15-room hotel, the client invested over £100,000 in refurbishment to operate the site as a short-stay venue. To stabilise the asset and fund future acquisitions, they required a refinance and capital raise facility.

Transforming Liverpool’s Historic Magistrates Court

JSM Company Group identified the former Liverpool Magistrates Court, a vacant Grade II-listed property on Dale Street, as the site for a major hospitality redevelopment. To secure the site quickly, they needed a fast, flexible funding solution.