District & County Investments joins the BDLA

District & County Investments has become the latest firm to join the Bridging & Development Lenders Association (BDLA).

The Merseyside-based bridging lender has a history of providing clients with the funding required to help them with all aspects of property development and purchase.

Loans are available for a range of purchases, including auction purchase, land purchase, new build developments, light and heavy refurbishments, mixed use, buy-to-let acquisitions and small portfolios.

The BDLA represents the interests of bridging and development lenders, along with their customers. It currently has 44 associate members and 47 lender members, with combined loan books exceeding £10.3bn.

Chief executive officer at the BDLA, Vic Jannels, said: “I’m delighted to welcome District & County Investments as the latest lender member of the BDLA. Our association continues to grow, reflecting both the strength of the bridging and development finance market and the increasing recognition of the BDLA’s role in representing and supporting lenders.

“With combined bridging loan books now exceeding £10bn for the first time, it’s clear that demand for short-term property finance remains strong. In becoming a member of the BDLA, District & County Investments is demonstrating its commitment to the ongoing growth and stability of the market.”

Finance director at District & County Investments, Andrew Riley, added: “We pride ourselves on being approachable and transparent in the way we work, taking time to understand every client’s unique needs and provide them with fast responses, clear guidance, and the funding they need to achieve their property ambitions.

“Joining the BDLA is an important milestone for us, as it reinforces our commitment to best practices and strengthens our position within the specialist lending market. We are excited to collaborate with fellow members and contribute to the ongoing growth of the sector.”



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