Compare property bond opportunities
Property bonds pay a fixed rate of return in exchange for lending to a property company, usually secured against a specific development or portfolio. They are illiquid, unregulated, and carry a real risk of capital loss, so they are only shown to investors who self-certify as eligible.
What a property bond actually is
You are lending money to a property company, not buying property yourself. Return is fixed in advance; capital is normally locked in for the full term with no secondary market.
Capital at risk
Returns depend entirely on the issuer's ability to repay.
Illiquid
Capital is generally locked in for the full term, commonly one to five years.
No FSCS protection
Most property bonds fall outside standard compensation schemes.
See current property bond opportunities
UK financial promotion rules mean specific opportunities, including their rates and terms, can only be shown once you've confirmed your investment level and self-certified as an eligible investor. It takes about a minute.
Check your eligibility →Property bond guides
How the structure works, what security really means, typical rates, and how to evaluate a specific bond before committing capital.
What Are Property Bonds and How Do They Work?
Start here if you are new to the asset class: the basic loan-note structure explained plainly.
How Does a Property Bond Work?
A step-by-step walkthrough, from certification to maturity, including how fixed and floating charges actually work.
Complete guideProperty Bonds UK: The Complete Guide
Everything in one place: structure, security, typical rates and terms, the risks, and how to weigh up a specific bond.
Property Bonds Explained: Returns, Security and Risks
A deeper dive into how returns are paid and what "secured" really means in practice.
Property Bond Rates UK: What Determines the Return?
Why rates vary so much between bonds, and why a much higher rate is a signal, not a bargain.
Property Investment Bonds Explained
How property bonds compare to buy-to-let, gilts and direct development investment.
Are Property Bonds a Good Investment?
A balanced, honest look at who property bonds suit and who they do not.
Best Property Bonds UK: What Should Investors Compare?
The security, loan-to-value, track record and exit terms worth checking before you choose one.
Verify it yourself
Whatever rate or story you're shown, check the issuer at Companies House, confirm the promoter's exact permissions on the FCA Register, and read the actual security documents rather than the marketing summary. This is not financial advice — consider speaking to an FCA-authorised adviser before investing.