Investors in the New Road PDL have been repaid £364,000 of capital and nearly £58,000 of interest along with the repayment of the original loan.

The borrowers used the funds to finance the last few months of a project to build two linked apartment blocks in Chatham, Kent. 

Crowdstacker investors funded a project in Scotland to build an eco-friendly and design-conscious new housing estate.

The funds have been put to work this year with a lot of progress made on site including the ground source heat pump, the main construction of most of the buildings, roofing, installation of windows and internal fit out.

The Odiham PDL Develop has now finished and it has been refinanced via the High St Odiham PDL Exit. The PDL Develop investors have been repaid their capital and more than £45,000 interest.

Whenever a Property Development Loan comes to a close Crowdstacker creates a video showing the start-to-finish story of how funds have been used in in the project. You can view the Odiham video here.

The Chantry is a small development of new homes in Ringmer, near Lewes in East Sussex. 

Crowdstacker investors lent mezzanine funds to the developer which was refinancing the project for the final stages of construction.

The development part-funded by Crowdstacker investors at Hindhead Road in Surrey is now powering along with a lot of progress made on site.

At the heart of this project is the architect's vision of creating two buildings which are built back into the landscape. This has brought with it some impressive technical challenges which the on-site team has been busy conquering.

In 2022 Crowdstacker raised development funding for the redevelopment of a period building in Odiham, Hampshire.

The property was originally built as two separate homes, but over the decades had come to be used for commercial purposes. Most recently it was offices and a bistro.

Crowdstacker investors lent £175,000 via a PDL Exit to a developer who was reconditioning the flats in a Victorian building on a London residential street.

A PDL Exit provides mezzanine funding to projects that are entering their final stages. It allows developers to refinance on more favourable terms reflecting the increased value created in the property through the work already undertaken.

The Caxton House PDL which was funded by Crowdstacker investors earlier in 2023, is reaching the final stages of construction and the the apartments are looking amazing.

Work continues apace at the property development in Maghull, Sefton, which is being part-funded by Crowdstacker investors.

As the build enters its final stages the team is finishing boarding and plastering in the last duplex apartment on the top floor, whilst the kitchens are now being fitted throughout the property.