Development Exit Bridging Loans

Structured short-term finance designed to refinance expensive development loans once works are completed — or even during the snagging stage.

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What Are Development Exit Bridging Loans?

Development exit bridging loans are used to refinance an existing development facility once construction has reached practical completion — or is close to completion.

They are commonly used to reduce interest costs, remove pressure from development lenders, and provide time for asset sales or long-term refinancing.

Why Developers Use Exit Bridging

Exit bridging can provide breathing space while reducing ongoing cost exposure.

Ready at Practical Completion or Snagging

In certain cases, development exit bridging facilities can be structured:

Subject to underwriting and valuation, funding can be positioned to redeem the development lender promptly, helping avoid extension penalties or elevated default rates.

Typical Exit Strategies

As with all bridging finance, a clear and evidenced exit strategy is essential.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can development exit finance reduce monthly costs?

In many cases, exit bridging may reduce interest compared to development finance rates, subject to terms and structure.

Do works need to be fully complete?

Facilities may be considered at practical completion or during snagging, depending on asset condition and underwriting.

How quickly can it complete?

Completion depends on valuation access and legal readiness. In many cases, bridging finance can complete within 2–3 weeks.

Refinancing Expensive Development Finance?

If your project is nearing completion and you wish to reduce cost exposure, we can review whether a structured development exit bridging facility may be suitable.


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