Light industrial finance by property type
Every property type is underwritten differently. We know which lenders back each one.
Light industrial spans a wide range of property types, and each is funded on its own tests by its own set of lenders. A multi-let estate turns on the rent roll, the reversion and the manager. A trade counter turns on covenant strength and unexpired term. A workshop turns on whether the borrower is an investor or a trading business buying its own premises, while an open storage yard is underwritten mostly on the land. We arrange finance across multi-let industrial estates, trade counters, workshops, hybrid and flex space, small warehouses, open storage yards and portfolios, matching each deal to the lenders that actively back it.

Multi-let estates
Funding for estates of smaller industrial units let to many SME tenants, sized on net rental income, re-letting depth and the reversion still to be captured.
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Trade counters
Funding for trade counter units and trade parks, where national trade brands on long leases meet roadside industrial property.
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Workshops
Funding for the classic small unit: workshops, vehicle repair premises and light industrial space, bought by the businesses that use them and the investors that let them.
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Hybrid and flex
Funding for hybrid units that mix office, showroom and studio space with industrial floor, and for the flex workspace schemes built on them.
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Small warehouses
Funding for warehouses under roughly 25,000 sq ft, from urban logistics and last-mile units to storage and distribution space for SME occupiers.
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Open storage yards
Funding for open storage land and industrial yards, from haulage and vehicle yards to builders merchants and container parks, where the value sits in the land itself.
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Portfolios
Funding for portfolios of industrial units and estates, from cross-collateralised facilities to aggregation plays built one unit at a time.
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Whatever the type, send us the outline and we will tell you what is fundable and on what terms.