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Cross-Border Property Finance

Multi-jurisdiction property finance for international investors and developers across the UK, Europe, USA and Canada.

Typical Range:€1M – €450M+
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Overview
We introduce cross-border property finance requirements to international lenders, private banks and institutional capital providers with multi-jurisdiction lending capability across the UK, Europe, USA and Canada.

Cross-border property finance is required when an investor or developer is acquiring, developing or refinancing property in a jurisdiction outside their home market, or when a transaction involves assets in multiple countries simultaneously.

International lenders and private banks with cross-border capability can structure facilities in multiple currencies with appropriate security arrangements across jurisdictions. The ability to introduce clients to lenders with genuine multi-jurisdiction expertise and established relationships in each market is a significant differentiator.

Suited For
International property investors acquiring UK or European assets
UK and European investors acquiring US or Canadian property
Developers with multi-jurisdiction project portfolios
Family offices with diversified international real estate
Institutional investors seeking cross-border finance
Corporate real estate with multi-country requirements
Key Features
UK, European, US and Canadian property
Multi-currency facility structures
GBP, EUR, USD and CAD denominated lending
Private banks and institutional lenders with cross-border capability
Minimum transaction size £1M / €1M / $1M
No stated upper limit on transaction size
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