Founded in 1991, the Care Concern Group is a family-run business consisting of 78 care homes specialising in general nursing and dementia care across the UK; The capital from OakNorth Bank will be used to facilitate a sale and leaseback agreement with a leading European fund; The Group continues to experience strong occupancy rates, averaging […]
Springfield Healthcare is a family-owned business providing exceptional care in the heart of communities across Yorkshire. It is backed by the Business Growth Fund (BGF); The capital from OakNorth Bank will be used to develop a luxury care home with 79 en-suite care rooms, six care home apartments, and seven retirement flats for sale; The […]
Brigid Investments Limited (Brigid Investments) is a special purpose vehicle formed by John Laing and Macquarie Capital who are both 50 per cent shareholders; The newly built and fully occupied rental units will continue to be operated by McCarthy Stone, the leading developer and manager of retirement living communities in the UK; The capital will […]
Real estate funding specialist ASK Partners, “ASK,” and OakNorth Bank, the UK bank for entrepreneurs, by entrepreneurs, have provided a combined senior loan facility to support the first acquisition of a new partnership between FORE Partnership and Amicala, that intends to develop up to £300m worth of ultra-sustainable net-zero extra care later living schemes. The […]
Real estate funding specialist ASK Partners, “ASK,” and OakNorth Bank, the UK bank for entrepreneurs, by entrepreneurs, have provided a combined development facility of £23.6m secured against a c.10,000 sq ft of prime freehold residential property in St John’s Wood, London. The loan will be used by client, Benjamin Goldkorn, an experienced property developer and […]
The capital from OakNorth Bank will support the development of 19 new homes within Oak Hill Rise, Baxter Homes’ new residential scheme in Garstang; Houses built by small and medium-sized firms has fallen 50% between the 1980’s and 2008[1], as a result of them not being able to access the finance they need to grow; […]