Alternative Bridging opens new NW office

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Alternative Bridging Corporation has bolstered its presence in the North of England with the opening of a new office in Hyde, Greater Manchester.

The aim is to further support brokers nationwide and expand access to its property finance solutions.

The new office will be led by Paul Gavin, head of sales, and Chris Roscoe, northern business development manager, who will work closely with intermediaries to support their bridging loan, development finance, and specialist lending requirements.

Gavin (pictured) said: “Opening our Northern office is a significant step for Alternative Bridging, reflecting our ambition to strengthen our footprint in the Northern regions and ensure brokers have direct access to our expertise.

“By expanding our operations, we are making it even easier for intermediaries to work with us, and we look forward to building strong relationships with more brokers across the North West and beyond.”

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