The lender has completed over 750 deals since it entered the market in 2021, and said it was establishing itself as one of the fastest growing names in the bridging sector.
Black & White Bridging has seen steady growth, with completions rising 175% in 2024 and 190% in 2025.
It has supported the delivery of 1,800 homes across England and Wales through new build and repurposing projects over that time.
Its workforce has also grown, and the lender now has 32 employees nationwide, including a number of appointments made last month.
Alongside these developments, the lender has invested in its infrastructure and upgraded its London and Manchester offices, while developing its new Bristol headquarters.
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Black & White Bridging said the investments were to enhance collaboration, decision-making and maintain the speed and transparency of its processes that have supported its growth.
Damien Druce (pictured, middle), chief operating officer at Black & White Bridging, said: “Approaching half a billion of lending in just five years, and delivering over 750 deals in that time, is a huge milestone for us. It reflects the strength of our growth and the trust brokers place in us to deliver.
“Bridging is no longer niche; it’s becoming a core part of the market. As demand increases, the focus has to be on transparency, consistency, and execution.”
He added: “We’ve built our model around speed, certainty, and strong relationships, and the investment we’re making in our people and infrastructure, ensures we can continue to deliver at scale. We can’t wait to open the doors at our new HQ.”
