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Woodgate Developments Ltd progresses to phase two of development scheme with reliable funding from Shawbrook. This complex, phased scheme was no problem for Shawbrook as a result of their flexible approach to funding with a bespoke finance solution.

Shawbrook recently completed a Digital Buy-to-Let case for one of their Strategic Partners, CPC Finance, in only six days, helping their client to act fast on an opportunity to expand their portfolio.

Shawbrook has provided an additional £10m development finance funding to Burnham Waters Ltd to develop its eco-friendly village for over-55s, in Burnham-on-Crouch, Essex.

Shawbrook has provided a development loan to support Genesis Homes with the completion of their first eco-friendly project in Cumbria.

The rising cost of living is driving a shift towards energy efficiency improvements in the UK’s private rented sector, according to the latest industry-leading research from Shawbrook.

A former warehouse and office building in Bristol is being redeveloped into a new 100% affordable housing scheme, with developers expecting to welcome in new residents by the end of the year.

Three quarters (75%) of residential landlords have taken steps to support tenants during the current cost-of-living crisis, according to new research from Shawbrook.

Shawbrook’s bespoke lending approach has supported a portfolio landlord with an £11m refinance.

Australian FinTech PEXA have announced that Shawbrook is one of the first UK lenders that will be onboarded to adopt digital re-mortgaging on their revolutionary platform.

The proposed Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) changes are already starting to sway the buying preferences of landlords, according to research from Shawbrook.* A quarter (24%) of landlords surveyed now say they are likely to avoid any property with a low EPC rating when looking to add to their portfolio.

Shawbrook has today announced that it will offer new Buy-to-Let mortgage customers an Energy Efficiency Discount, or partial refund, of up to 60bps on their arrangement fee where their property’s Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) rating is ‘A’, ‘B’ or ‘C’.

Landlords could lose up to £9.5k a year if they are unable to make changes to the energy efficiency of their property ahead of the proposed EPC regulation changes and 2025 deadline, according to research from Shawbrook.