Case study · Lenders · 10-page PDF
Consented is not constructed
A Croydon development finance case study on why planning consent alone cannot show when competing homes arrive.
For Lenders
Property evidence, for credit decisions.
For banks, specialist lenders, and credit teams underwriting UK residential loans and monitoring portfolio exposure.
The difference
Underwrite with evidence, not assumptions.
- Days → hours
Comparable evidence packs for underwriting, ready in a fraction of the time.
- Postcode-level
Defensible comparables down to postcode granularity.
- 100+ sources
Every UK residential dataset behind each valuation.
How REalyse changes the job for lenders.
BeforeInconsistent valuation evidence across regional markets slows underwriting.
AfterPostcode-level comparable evidence gives a defensible baseline for every loan.
BeforeLagging indicators make true geographic risk hard to assess.
AfterCurrent market indicators enable accurate, up-to-date geographic risk assessment.
BeforeLoan-book exposure monitoring relies on disparate, manual sources.
AfterValuation dashboards keep exposure in view as local markets move.
The REalyse products lenders rely on.
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Core
Defensible comparable, planning and local-market evidence for underwriting.
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Pulse
Continuously monitor local market movements across loan-book exposure.
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API
Push consistent property data straight into underwriting and risk models.
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Reports
Generate professional evidence reports for credit decisions and committee.
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Lenders FAQs.
REalyse is primarily a residential property data provider. However, we also have mixed-use planning application data and some commercial transaction data, alongside our core UK residential coverage.
Yes, all charts, tables, and comparable evidence can be exported in formats ready for committee presentations.
We aggregate and process data continuously from multiple sources, ensuring you work from a current view of the residential market.
Yes. Pulse dashboards let you monitor local market conditions across the areas where your loan book is concentrated.
