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A development exit loan is a short-term facility designed for property developers who have completed a project and need time to market and sell it, or to refinance onto a long-term mortgage.
These loans can be structured as standard bridging facilities or tailored loans linked to the anticipated sales cycle of the development.
Outline your project scope, timeline, and funding requirements.
Commercial mortgages, bridging loans, or development finance.
To assess risk and determine how much you can borrow.
Review offered terms with loan amount, interest rate, LTV (loan-to-value), and repayment structure.
Funds are released, either as a lump sum or in stages (especially for development projects).
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They free up capital, reduce lender pressure to repay immediately, and allow developers time to achieve better sale prices. Interest rates are often lower than standard bridging loans as the risk is reduced once construction is complete.
Used by developers post-completion to repay development finance lenders, while holding the property for sale or rental refinancing.
Lenders will require proof that the project is complete and saleable. An exit strategy, such as confirmed sales or a refinancing plan, is essential.
After practical completion of the project.
Yes, as risk is lower at completion stage.
Yes, many use it as a stepping stone.
Usually 3–18 months.
Only if any changes or extensions are planned.
