Black & White Bridging has strengthened its national footprint with the expansion of its London and Manchester offices, marking a significant step in the lender’s long-term growth strategy.
The investment follows a record year in 2025, during which the business completed almost £160m of lending, cementing its position as a leading short-term property lender.
In Manchester, the firm has relocated to a newly designed headquarters in Spinningfields, creating capacity for up to 40 team members and guests. The space has been purpose-built to support a growing, high-performing team and includes a private events area alongside the company’s distinctive black-and-white phone booths, reinforcing its brand identity and collaborative culture.
Black & White Bridging has also expanded its London office into a comparable space with capacity for up to 20 team members, strengthening its presence in the capital as demand for its bridging and short-term lending solutions continues to increase.
The expansion, alongside the introduction of a revised company-wide incentive structure, reflects the lender’s commitment to an office-led, post-pandemic working model designed to enhance collaboration, accelerate decision-making and foster innovation across the business.
