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Northern Ireland Investment Fund

Commercial Debt Funding for Development Projects in Northern Ireland

Despite the challenging market background we remain highly active and ready to make further loan investments. Our Impact regional development funds exist to support development precisely in challenging times such as these and remain well capitalised and ready to support eligible schemes.

CBRE Northern Ireland Investment Fund

Commercial Debt Funding for Development Projects in Northern Ireland

CBRE Northern Ireland Investment Fund

Commercial Debt Funding for Development Projects in Northern Ireland

CBRE Northern Ireland Investment Fund

Commercial Debt Funding for Development Projects in Northern Ireland

CBRE Northern Ireland Investment Fund

Commercial Debt Funding for Development Projects in Northern Ireland

Total Investment To Date

Brownfield land regeneration

Sqm employment

Total GDV delivered

Jobs supported

£150m of capital enabling real estate development projects that support innovation, businesses, energy efficiency, low carbon energy generation, create jobs and regeneration at reasonable market rates. The Fund can make loans from £3-30m and will consider all development projects that contribute to the regional economy within the above criteria. We are open for applications.

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Northern Ireland Investment Fund hits £100m with £21m loan for new student accommodation

London – 6 June 2023 – The Northern Ireland Investment Fund, managed by CBRE Capital Advisors on behalf of the Department of Finance and the Northern Ireland Strategic Investment Board, has provided a £21.3m loan to Bridges Fund Management and Rok Property to fund the...

Wirefox Fires Up £70 Million Office Plan For Belfast

Plans to create a transformative 200,000 sq. ft Grade A professional office development in Belfast city centre that will accommodate up to 2,000 employees are firmly on track for delivery towards the end of 2022, it has been confirmed. In a major confidence boost for...

Merchant Square Secures Refinancing Deal

Belfast’s newest commercial property development Merchant Square was handed over to PwC at the end of June, and developer Oakland Holdings has signed off on a major refinancing of the building. Construction started on Merchant Square in 2018, and the 10 floor building which provides 230,000 sq ft of Grade A office space was funded through a combination of Oakland Holding’s own investment, and loans from Fairfield Real Estate and the Northern Ireland Investment Fund.

Development Finance: Scarcity and Opportunity

Andrew Antoniades reviews the availability, challenges and opportunities for the UK’s development finance market against the twin pressures of Covid-19 and being late in the economic cycle. Development debt will be harder to find and more costly for most, and some...

Refurbishment of King’s Hall site starts with the help of the Northern Ireland Investment Fund

London, January 2020 - Funding has been secured and work has started on the King’s Hall site and refurbishment of the hall itself in South Belfast, part of a £100m regeneration scheme to transform the historic site into the most innovative health and wellbeing hub in...

NORTHERN IRELAND INVESTMENT FUND AWARDS SECOND LOAN

London, January 22 2019 - The Northern Ireland Investment Fund has funded its second scheme; the development of a 575 space multi-storey car park in Belfast and 7,000 square feet of office space with a GDV (gross development value) of approximately £20 million. The...

NORTHERN IRELAND INVESTMENT FUND AWARDS FIRST LOAN AHEAD OF FORECAST

London, May 2018 -  The Northern Ireland Investment Fund has awarded its first loan; a £20 million senior debt facility to Oakland (FRO) Limited to fund the re-development of Merchant Square in Central Belfast. This is the first speculative office scheme of its size...

Cities will remain vital hubs for collaboration

Cities will remain vital hubs for collaboration, buy they need the finance to support them The recent rhetoric from the Prime Minister surrounding infrastructure investment must be encouraging for the region – remembering the Conservative gains across the North West...

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