Woodridge Advisory has its foundations in market reputation and personal relationships. Woodridge’s greatest advocacy comes not only from our clients, but the lenders and the professionals we interact with.
Woodridge Advisory provides debt and equity solutions to sophisticated real estate investors and developers.
Woodridge guides clients through the entire transaction, being an integral part of the team and interface between the investor and all stakeholders – our support extends much further than the debt.
Woodridge provides advice on all asset classes across the UK and Europe, spanning the entire capital stack.
Latest projects
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Leeds Urban Village Phase 1
Leeds
Dual facility supporting the refinance of land, enabling works and development of first block as part of wider scheme.
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EDA
Manchester
Newly developed and stabilised BTR scheme with one of the highest ratings on HomeViews. Closed in under two months.
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BTR Salford Quays
Manchester
Refinance to allow sponsor to hold and manage a sales process over term of the loan.
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Laisteridge Village
Bradford
Capex facility allowing disused building to be brought into meaningful use supporting social impact targets.
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Hotel refinance
Manchester
Refinance allowed consolidation of the capital structure
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Digbeth BTR
Birmingham
Development finance facility to deliver first block comprising 211 units.
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Spanish PBSA
Spain
Two separate lenders for developments in Malaga and Seville.
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Digbeth Land Loan
Birmingham
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Yorkshire Logistics
Yorkshire
About us
Niall Brown
Niall is an experienced debt advisor with an entrenched background in lending.
Niall started his career in banking and finance at Lloyds Bank, and then subsequently at a debt fund. Lending is a cornerstone part of Niall’s experience – key to advising on debt is understanding the lending process and the nuances of each funding provider. Over his career he has worked on nearly every type of asset class and capital structure. Niall is adept in both complicated cashflow modelling, legal negotiation of commercial points and equity structuring. Niall studied Economics at Newcastle University.