A developer, working alongside their Broker, has successfully completed the time-critical refinance of a site on the Isle of Wight by using the real estate finance search tool on LandInsight, powered by Brickflow.
Market research by Brickflow, the UK's leading specialist property finance comparison platform, reveals that property investors and developers are losing significant leverage on every deal by sourcing finance manually.
Brickflow has announced the launch of an exclusive automated Decision-in-Principle (DIP) capability, developed alongside established lending partner Together, delivering greater certainty and significantly faster decision times for brokers and their borrowers.
Brickflow, has published the Q2 2026 edition of its MarketWatch report, revealing that the platform generated more than £500 million in loan offers across bridging, commercial mortgages and development finance between April and June.
Brickflow has added HBI Capital to its growing panel of lender partners, giving brokers quick and direct access to the specialist lender's bridging and development finance products.
Brickflow, the UK’s leading digital marketplace for specialist property finance, has joined forces with Revcore Asset Management to deliver a comprehensive, end-to-end service for lenders, insolvency practitioners, and developers and investors.
Brickflow has announced the addition of Bridge Invest to its growing panel of lender partners, as the specialist lender looks to drive origination for its newly launched funding line.
Sprift, a property data company that provides a comprehensive, single source of truth for property information, is now integrated into appraisals on Brickflow.
LandTech has integrated Brickflow’s market-leading software into its LandInsight platform, providing developers and property investors with instant funding comparisons during site appraisal.
New data from Brickflow’s loan search platform shows that searches for bridging finance for residential, HMO, and mixed-use investment properties reached £12.7 billion in 2025, up from £9.5 billion in 2024.