Black & White Bridging has opened a new £1m purpose-built head office in Bristol, following recent upgrades to its London and Manchester offices.
The bridging lender said the move follows a period of rapid growth, with completions rising by 190% in 2025 after a similar increase in 2024.
The firm now employs 32 people across its three sites and is approaching half a billion pounds of lending, having completed more than 750 deals since launching in 2021.
The new office, in Stoke Gifford, has been designed to improve collaboration, speed up decision-making and support staff wellbeing, while maintaining the speed and transparency the lender says has underpinned its growth.
Facilities include a bespoke gym, auditorium and wellness room. Meeting rooms have been named after Banksy, Brunel, the firm’s previous head office at Bury Manor, and Royston, the late father of owner Martyn Smith.
Damien Druce, chief operating officer at Black & White Bridging, says: “As we celebrate our fifth anniversary this year, the investment in our offices is a significant commitment to this industry and our people, ensuring all stakeholders have the best possible environments to enable the delivery of more funding facilities for brokers and their clients whilst also maintaining optimum health and wellbeing.
“Our new HQ also demonstrates our long-term dedication to this market and with the bridging sector constantly adapting and changing to meet the latest client needs, we intend to remain at the forefront and build upon our position as one of the leading bridging finance lenders, with no grey areas.”
