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Lambert Capital See $20M+ Direct Equity Invested into Property Developments
- Published January 10, 2018 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- Direct Equity Projects – Total End Value: ~$115M
- New Direct Private Lending (Senior Debt): ~$75M
- Directly funded 3 mezzanine debt facilities off own balance sheet
- Expanded Short-Term / Unsecured Lending Division of Lambert Capital
Direct Equity Projects – Total End Value: ~$115M
- Geelong – 135 Residential Lot Subdivision – $33M
- Northcote – 19 Apartments/Retail – $18M
- Northcote – 23 Apartments/Commercial – $19M
- Caulfield – 2 Luxury Townhouses – $5M
- Dandenong – 34 Apartments – $14M
- Lynbrook – 26 Townhouses/Apartments – $16M
- Lynbrook – 12 Townhouses – $8M
About Lambert Capital
Lambert Capital are leaders in property development finance and property advisory; and source direct lending opportunities for local and overseas based Investment Funds, Financial Institutions, High Net Worth Individuals and/or Family Offices.
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