At Glenclair Financial, we specialise in tailored property development and investment finance designed to give Australian developers and investors the funding structure their projects actually need to stack up. Drawing on our deep expertise in banking dynamics, risk assessment, and transaction structuring, we guide you through every step—from feasibility and site acquisition through construction to residual stock and exit. Our services span land acquisition, construction and development finance, mezzanine funding, and investment portfolio lending, ensuring you avoid facilities that quietly erode your margin. Whether you're settling your first site, funding a build, or refinancing a completed project, we deliver transparent strategies built around project feasibility and long-term returns.
Every development and investment client works directly with a specialist — not a call centre. From feasibility to final drawdown, you get expert guidance and real accountability.
Ben brings deep expertise in property development and investment finance across the Australian market. He works one-on-one with every client to understand the project, run the full lender market — banks, non-banks and private credit — and secure terms that genuinely move the needle on feasibility.
Securing the site is the first hurdle — and the one most lenders price hardest. Learn more →
Building demands funding that draws down as the project progresses — and holds when it doesn't. Learn more →
Development finance is won or lost on how the facility is structured, not just the rate. Learn more →
Investment lending should be structured around returns, not just approvals. Learn more →
Once you hold multiple assets, the loans stop being separate decisions. Learn more →
Completed stock that hasn't sold shouldn't force you into a fire sale. Learn more →
When senior debt stops short of what the project needs, the gap has to come from somewhere. Learn more →
If you haven't reviewed your property debt in the past two years, you're likely overpaying. Learn more →