Property Bridges Secures Institutional Funding Line!
Property Bridges has partnered with Aros Kapital - Aros, (a fast-growing Nordic bank and major lender in the UK development market) to support the delivery of housing in Ireland. Under…
Key Performance Indicators Q1 2021
KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORSH1 2021Published Aug 2021 FUND RAISEDProperty Bridges had a remarkable first half of 2021. Despite the restrictions brought by COVID-19, the company raised 20% more funds than H1…
Development Finance Explained
What is development finance? A development finance loan is a short-term loan to assist with the purchase and development of a project. The length of the financing varies from 6-24…
Timber Prices – Why Have They Gone Up and When Will They Come Down!
Timber prices sky rocketed to all time highs recently, but what caused the surge? Supply The Republic of Ireland produces enough timber for its own needs but due to delays…
Introducing Auto Invest for the Property Bridges Platform
In the last few months, the number of investors has grown considerably, generating high demand for our projects, which has prevented many of our investors from participating in some investment…
Social Housing Purchase Process
As much of our focus at the moment is on social housing projects, we are writing this Blog to demystify the convoluted sales process with Local Authorities (LA’s) and Approved…
What is First Charge Security?
Property Bridges aims to make investing in property in Ireland as effective as possible for investors while minimising the risks traditionally associated with property investments. Included in our due diligence…
An Introduction To Social & Affordable Housing (PT2)
Read part 1 here. THE BUYERS There are two categories of purchasers for social housing in Ireland being the local authorities and the AHBs. The developers we engage with are…
An Introduction To Social & Affordable Housing (PT1)
The lack of housing across the country is a major issue, as people are aware. It is likely to remain a major issue for at least the next five years.…
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Your pension… All changed…changed utterly…
Bank of Ireland (“BOI”) will now charge you 0.65% on your cash held in your pension. In other words, for every €10,000 of your hard-earned pension that you have built…