Borrowers

Chatswood, NSW

Centuria Bass in Numbers

No. of loans complete

Sector diversification

Geographical spread

Loan type

Centuria Bass Credit is an investment fund and asset manager which provides real estate finance to developers, investors, entrepreneurs and companies. Centuria Bass focusses on mid-sized financing solutions which generally range from $5m, up to $100m in value.

Key to our success is a focus on the growth and prosperity of our clients, which is always underpinned by our core values - discipline, expertise and integrity.

Centuria Bass Credit provides direct financing across various real-estate sectors including residential, commercial, retail, industrial, specialized property and real assets.

Some examples of Centuria Bass Credits financing offering include:

Construction finance across various stages of the program;
Bridge loans to support acquisition and refinancing opportunities;
Funding for real estate assets in specialised sectors such as hospitality, healthcare and service centres.

The Deal Process

Indicative Terms

Submit loan application to negotiate conditional approval of terms.

Internal Credit Approval

Research, collect and prepare appropriate due diligence to be presented and approved through internal credit.

Complete Loan Documents

Execute loan documents and satisfy outstanding conditions.

Residential

Centuria Bass Credit has successfully financed projects across Australia within the Residential

Development sector. Whether it is the acquisition of a development site, or the construction of

townhouses, apartments, or land subdivisions, we are able to work with our borrowers to provide

financing solutions beyond the inflexible parameters set by traditional banks.

Our residual stock loan facilities, allow borrowers to refinance completed residential development

with insufficient presales to payout existing construction debt. Commonly these facilities work well for products that require 12-24 months post-construction period to realise best value for unsold

stock, and utilise the revenue from sales to make loan payments as opposed to relying on borrower

cashflows for servicing.