Silbury Finance the development lender backed by Oaktree Capital Management, has provided the UK Retirement Living Fund which is managed by Schroders Capital and advised by Octopus Real Estate, with a £55 million senior loan to fund the development of a luxury retirement village. The 103-apartment scheme in Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, is a joint venture between ReLF and Elysian Residences, the UK luxury retirement living specialists.

Octopus Real Estate complete £19m loan within five days for retirement living client of CBRE

Octopus UK care home strategy surpasses £1 billion mark as it raises further £314 million from leading institutions

Octopus Real Estate has completed on a £30 million loan to aid the acquisition of a 182,764 sqft office and warehouse space to be used as film and TV studios in Mill Hill, North London.

Rangeford Villages, the award-winning operator and developer of later living accommodation, announces the acquisition of Homewood Grove, Chertsey.

Benjamin Davis & Michael Toft from the Octopus team recently attended the ground-breaking ceremony to mark the new care home construction of Bredoncare St Giles View in Winchester. It has been custom designed by our healthcare development team for The Brendoncare Foundation who will lease and operate the new home.

Octopus Real Estate, has strengthened its development lending team with the appointment of Andy Scott to Head of Residential Development.

Octopus Real Estate, Schroders Real Estate and Elysian Residences have announced the formation of a major new joint venture to bring forward...

Octopus Real Estate, Schroders Real Estate and Audley joint venture secures £47m development loan with Silbury Finance for high-end retirement village in Cobham

Chris Wishart, Director of Origination, Octopus Real Estate, commented: “This portfolio acquisition is an exciting project for Octopus Real Estate which will deliver high quality care homes to eight communities across the UK. The sector still requires significant further investment given the UK’s ageing population, and we continue in our work to bridge that gap.

The facility will be used to refinance current debt, acquire the remaining part of the site, and finance further works

The deal with Origin will see over £300 million injected into Octopus Energy over the next three years