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the project

The borrowers have funded three projects with CrowdProperty: the conversion of a former plumbing supply store to nine dwellings in St Helens; the conversion of vacant offices to 18 apartments in Leigh; and the conversion of a former engineering works to 14 apartments in Bolton. Fabio and Piotr have been involved in 24 commercial to residential projects over three years and have both worked in property for decades.

Loan amount (total):
$2,420,000.00
number of investors (total):
1373
loan term (average):
12 months

the project

This detached former listed chapel was converted from use as a gymnasium / sports hall to six separate high-end HMOs providing a total of 30 rooms, all with en-suites and generous communal areas. The borrower team – comprising professional architects, building surveyors and project managers - has over 50 years of combined experience in residential and commercial property investment and development.

Loan amount (total):
$1,050,000.00
number of investors (total):
480
loan term (average):
15 months

the project

This development loan for the erection of an additional storey to provide a two bedroom penthouse flat at third floor level using a modular system was funded in two phases. The borrower owns the second floor apartment and rooftop, having sold the ground floor to a commercial retail operator; the project manager is a chartered engineer with 16 years’ experience in Construction Cost/Project Management.

Loan amount (total):
$450,000.00
number of investors (total):
275
loan term (average):
13 months

the project

This Midlands-based project saw the demolition of a former public house and the development of nine town houses and four apartments as part of a modern, gated community. The project was delivered on time by the team, consisting of the NHBC-accredited borrower, a RIBA Chartered architectural practice and a project manager with 40 years’ experience in the construction industry as a Surveyor and Project Co-ordinator.

Loan amount (total):
$1,600,000.00
number of investors (total):
650
loan term (average):
12 months

the project

This project, located in Banbury, was to convert a 6 bed and breakfast into a 9 bed HMO. CrowdProperty agreed to lend the borrower $513,000 on a GDV of $795000 (RICS). David Granat is a full-time property investor and developer and has paid back CrowdProperty in full and on time.

Loan amount (total):
$513,000.00
number of investors (total):
92
loan term (average):
12 months

the project

CrowdProperty have funded Adam’s project to develop a total of 3 high specification new build properties. The final unit will comprise an eco-house with a sedum roof, stonework and associated garden. Phase 3 will include a 3,045 sq. ft property set over three stories and will include a lift, gym and indoor swimming pool.

Loan amount (total):
$950,000.00
number of investors (total):
532
loan term (average):
18 months

the project

This Birchington project was a development exit project of a three-bedroom modular build, with monies going towards completing landscaping works, installing services, completing the driveway and porch installation. The development had a guaranteed exit, as a buyer had already exchanged contracts.

Loan amount (total):
$280,000.00
number of investors (total):
106
loan term (average):
12 months

the project

A bridging loan was provided to assist the purchase of two auction properties. The project took just 28 days from receiving the project to completion of the loan, reflecting the ability of CrowdProperty to deal with the urgency and speed of funding required for auction purchases.

Loan amount (total):
$267,000.00
number of investors (total):
104
loan term (average):
12 months

the project

This grade 2 listed Georgian building was converted from offices to 10 two-bedroom flats. A team of five individuals with previous experience in over 150 properties successfully managed and completed the development.

Loan amount (total):
$950,000.00
number of investors (total):
84
loan term (average):
15 months

the project

The development of Kingsleigh House was funded over 2 raises to best reflect the developer’s needs. The property had a rich history, formerly being a nursing home and now with Grade 2 listed status and was converted into 10 flats by professional architects, building surveyors and project managers.

Loan amount (total):
$614,000.00
number of investors (total):
79
loan term (average):
18 months

the project

This Tunbridge Wells project was a pub conversion into 4 flats and 2 retail units. The developers, Peter and Dick Dabner have been developing property for 18 years and have completed over 150 projects.

Loan amount (total):
$360,000.00
number of investors (total):
38
loan term (average):
6 months

the project

The developer, Les Jenkins, transformed a dilapidated Victorian house into a 2 storey detached property. The development was a self-build project and his experience in project management and cost control enabled him to successfully complete this project.

Loan amount (total):
$210,000.00
number of investors (total):
28
loan term (average):
15 months