
Prime Cities secures £3.7m refinance for Nine Elms apartments
The facility was agreed at a loan-to-value (LTV) of 55% and will fund the properties for another three years.

The facility was agreed at a loan-to-value (LTV) of 55% and will fund the properties for another three years.

The fixed-rate loan was secured at 72% LTV and matched the asset’s market value of £5.77m.

The loan was secured against AK Properties’ portfolio of new-build residential properties, valued at £1,385,970.

The loan was structured over 12 months at 69.45% loan-to-value (LTV) and helped the borrower secure the asset with vacant possession.

Kunal Mehta said: "To go from two applications to completions in 15 days while having valuers visit five separate properties is no mean feat, but this is simply how we operate.”

Baker said: “This was a case where the underlying position was strong, but the borrower needed to take a more structured approach before it could move forward."

The 3-year loan was provided by State Bank of India at 65% loan-to-value (LTV), with a fixed interest rate of 6.55%.

The bank delivered an £847,500 refinancing facility for Serenity Consultancy (UK) Ltd, enabling equity release for further acquisitions and property improvements.

Vikki Edwards said: “By working closely with MT Finance, we were able to secure a longer-term solution that gave the client breathing space to sell properly."

The 24-month facility will be used to refinance an existing loan and release new capital for the borrower’s “Born in Scotland” business.

The loan, at 70% loan-to-value (LTV), gave the property developer more time to sell the investment and paid off the outgoing lender.
Arc & Co. has arranged a £5.5m commercial loan to refinance a retail and upper parts property on New Bond Street.
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