Simple.
Smart.
Resilient Investing.
Traditional property finance relies on banks—and projects can fail if lenders withdraw. Rise Capital removes that risk entirely by lending directly to UK housebuilders using private capital only—secured in escrow and released only when certified by independent monitoring surveyors (IMS).
Bank interest erodes returns. Our debt‑free syndicate model delivers fixed annual returns plus equity upside, directly aligned with project performance—and legally protected by first charges held via a Security Trustee.
Investors are often left in the dark. Our structure ensures every project is independently monitored, with monthly digital updates, robust legal security, and no day‑to‑day management required.
We are not a developer—we are a specialist property development finance lender. Our role is to provide capital to third-party UK housebuilders, under robust controls—not via institutional credit lines or banks. This independence ensures our finance model remains resilient and investor-aligned.
Our founder solved a 30-year problem in property finance (see below timeline) when he created Rise Capital. A bank-free, investor-first finance model, deliberately engineered to protect investors and empower developers.
Key Feature | How We Deliver It |
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100% Private Capital | Full funding from investor syndicate. No banks. |
Legal Security & Governance | First legal charges, Escrow, Security Trustee |
Independent Oversight | IMS certified drawdowns and site reviews |
Aligned Incentives | Developers only profit after investors paid |
Transparent Investor Experience | Monthly portal updates and progress metrics |
Developer- Friendly & Investor-Aligned
Developers benefit from reliable, bank-free funding; investors gain fixed income, asset-backed security, and streamlined transparency—all without institutional intermediaries.
UK developers face a recession with interest rates peaking at 15%. Over-leveraging leads to mass defaults. Banks repossess viable assets.
Banks flood the market with cheap credit. High LTV loans are common, fueling aggressive expansion. Due diligence drops. Developers become dependent on refinancing.
The 2008 crash exposes institutional risk. RBS’s GRG unit forces developers into default to seize assets. Thousands of projects collapse.
With banks pulling back, bridging lenders and mezzanine finance fill the gap. High interest costs persist. Developers face tighter margins.
Brexit slows buyer demand and funding confidence. COVID-19 halts construction, increases risk, and delays sales and valuations.
Post-COVID inflation spikes build costs. Interest rates rise, squeezing developer margins. Traditional lending becomes more restrictive.
Confidence in banks remains low. Non-bank and private capital become the preferred route for property development funding.
A new era begins. Rise Capital’s investor-first, debt-free syndicate model gains traction, offering fixed returns, escrow protection, and aligned upside.
This includes Sophisticated Investors and High-Net-Worth (HNW) individuals who have substantial experience investing in similar asset-backed projects and understand the associated risks and potential returns involved.
This includes Single-Family Offices (SFOs), Multi-Family Offices (MFOs), and High-Net-Worth families seeking secure, transparent, and profitable investments aligned with their wealth preservation and growth strategies.
This includes Finance and Wealth Managers representing High-Net-Worth clients, seeking secure and diversified investment opportunities offering strong, stable returns.
Investing in Rise as a property development finance lender means you can become an equity partner in premium property developments, fully sharing in project profits. Simple, secure, and transparent — because your investment deserves great returns.
Choose our Debt-Free Syndicate Investment Model (DFSIM) for predictable returns and 1st charge security, or go the Equity route for higher potential rewards.
From professional due diligence to ongoing project monitoring, we keep you fully informed every step of the way—no surprises.
We bypass external lenders entirely, meaning fewer hurdles, zero interest-rate drama, and clearer control over your capital.
Our debt-free approach offers the removal of interest-based funding, aligning with faith-based principles and responsible investing.
Investing in Rise involves risk, including loss of capital and illiquidity and it should be done only as part of a diversified portfolio. Investments made through Rise are not covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS). Please read our full risk warning before deciding to invest. This website is operated by the Rise Group of Companies. Webpages containing share offers will be hosted by the relevant Group Company that is issuing the shares, as identified on the relevant webpage. Webpages containing mezzanine debt offers will be hosted by Rise Capital Holdings Limited. Rise is a trading name used by all companies within the Rise Group of Companies, including Rise Capital Holdings Ltd. Rise Capital Holdings Ltd is registered in England & Wales with company number 16413716. The registered office of the company is 20 Wenlock Road, London, England, N1 7GU. Rise Capital Holdings Ltd (16413716) undertakes unregulated loan brokerage business that does not entail consumer credit or regulated mortgages. Arrangements by Group Companies to issue their own shares constitute unregulated business pursuant to Article 34 of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Regulated Activities) Order 2001 (RAO). Information about investments is only available to investors who demonstrate that they qualify as High Net Worth Individual investors or Sophisticated investors or otherwise fall within categories of investor who can receive financial promotions from unregulated persons in accordance with the requirements of the Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 (Financial Promotion) Order 2005 (FPO). Property investing carries the risk of losing some or all of the capital invested. Rise does not provide investment advice and investors who are in doubt about whether investing is right for them should consider seeking advice from an appropriately qualified professional adviser.
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