Commercial Property Finance

Commercial Property Finance with Greenbridge Finance

Greenbridge Finance assists clients with commercial property finance for a range of property types including offices, warehouses, retail properties, factories, and other commercial premises. Whether you are purchasing a property for your business to operate from or buying a commercial property as an investment, we can help arrange suitable finance options.

Commercial property loans are different from residential loans, and lending policies, deposit requirements, and loan structures can vary between lenders. Greenbridge Finance helps you navigate these differences and find a suitable lending solution.

Purchasing a Commercial Property

Clients purchase commercial properties for different reasons, including operating their own business from the property or purchasing a property as an investment and leasing it to a business.

Commercial properties may include:

  • Office buildings

  • Warehouses

  • Factories

  • Retail shops

  • Medical suites

  • Industrial properties

  • Mixed-use properties

Greenbridge Finance can assist with finance for both owner-occupied commercial properties and investment commercial properties.

Owner-Occupied Commercial Property Loans

An owner-occupied commercial property loan is used when your business operates from the property you are purchasing. In many cases, lenders may consider both the business income and personal income when assessing the loan.

Benefits may include:

  • Potential long-term business premises

  • More control compared to leasing

  • Potential property value growth

  • Rental savings compared to leasing a premises

Greenbridge Finance can help structure the loan based on your business financials and overall financial position.

Commercial Investment Property Loans

Commercial investment property loans are used when purchasing a commercial property that will be leased to a tenant. The lender will generally consider the rental income from the property as part of the loan assessment.

Key factors lenders consider include:

  • Rental income and lease terms

  • Property location and type

  • Loan to value ratio (LVR)

  • Borrower income and financial position

  • Business financials (if applicable)

Greenbridge Finance can help present the application to lenders and explain their requirements.

Commercial Loan Features

Commercial property loans can be structured in different ways depending on the lender and borrower requirements.

Commercial loan features may include:

  • Variable or fixed interest rates

  • Interest only loan options

  • Principal and interest loan options

  • Loan terms usually between 15–30 years

  • Offset accounts (some lenders)

  • Line of credit options (in some cases)

We help structure the loan to suit your business and investment strategy where possible.

The Commercial Loan Process

Greenbridge Finance will guide you through the commercial property finance process:

  1. Discuss the property and your financial position

  2. Review business and personal financial information

  3. Determine borrowing capacity and loan structure

  4. Submit commercial loan application

  5. Property valuation and lender assessment

  6. Formal approval

  7. Loan documents and settlement

Commercial loans usually take longer to assess than residential loans, so early preparation is important.

Why Use Greenbridge Finance

Commercial lending can be more complex than standard home loans, and lender policies can vary significantly. Greenbridge Finance works with a range of lenders and helps prepare and present the loan application to improve the chances of approval.

We assist with:

  • Loan structuring

  • Lender selection

  • Application management

  • Communication with lenders

  • Ongoing support for future lending

Speak With Greenbridge Finance

If you are looking to purchase a commercial property for your business or as an investment, Greenbridge Finance can assist you in reviewing your situation and arranging suitable commercial property finance options.