Maslow Capital provided a short-term refurbishment facility to support the acquisition and conversion of two freehold residential blocks in Central London.

The assets comprise adjacent multi-unit buildings with identical layouts, positioned on an established residential street in a prime inner-London borough. The borrower’s strategy was to enhance value through the reconfiguration and extension of existing flats into high-quality, self-contained Houses in Multiple Occupation (HMOs), targeting strong rental demand within the local market.

The facility funded both the acquisition and the conversion works, with a defined exit via refinance onto a long-term investment facility upon stabilisation.

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