Brickflow’s Q2 2025 report showed 1,389 decisions in principle (DIPs) submitted, pointing to steady borrower demand even with ongoing market volatility.
There were 3,295 bridging loan searches, 996 commercial loan searches and 1,552 development finance searches on the platform during the quarter.
The number of searches for development finance dropped slightly, as interest rates stayed stable.
The quickest DIP was provided in 4 minutes, with others taking 13 and 23 minutes.
Loan sizes varied across products.
For bridging finance, the smallest loan available was £25,000 and the largest was £150m, with a total of £210.1m in loans offered.
For commercial mortgages, the smallest loan was £10,000 and the largest was £250m, with £6.8m in total loans offered.
In development finance, the smallest loan was £30,000 and the largest was £300m, with £215.9m in total loans offered.
Frazer Campbell, CRO and co-founder at Brickflow, said: “This quarter’s data shows a market finding its footing.
“While development searches dipped slightly, demand remains strong where deals are well-structured and speed matters.
“Lenders are still competing, and those embracing technology – brokers and borrowers alike – are moving faster and winning more business.”
Campbell added: “The future of property finance is digital, and this quarter has demonstrated the demand.”
