Brickflow and Revcore launch dedicated real estate workout solution for commercial lenders
Brickflow, the UK’s leading digital marketplace for specialist property finance, has joined forces with Revcore Asset Management to deliver a comprehensive, end-to-end service for lenders, insolvency practitioners, and developers/investors.
The collaboration, which formally launched in Q1 2026, brings together Brickflow’s market-leading finance platform and Revcore’s specialist asset management expertise to provide lenders, insolvency practitioners and developers/investors with a single, trusted partner across the full lifecycle of real estate, from valuation and asset management through to financing, acquisition, and disposal, with a focus on distressed and underperforming real estate.
Against a backdrop of elevated interest rates, subdued transaction volumes, and increasing corporate insolvencies, distressed real estate assets have become one of the most challenging – and consequential – areas of the market.
Insolvency practitioners and lenders are under pressure to act quickly while maximising income and value. Brickflow and Revcore have come together as a specialist work-out team precisely to meet that challenge.
Revcore’s leadership team have navigated this type of market before – twice. With over 25 years in the industry covering two recessions, the team has a proven track record of repositioning assets across all property sectors on behalf of property companies, investment funds, and private investors. This experience is central to what this partnership brings to market.
Together, Brickflow and Revcore offer a fully integrated suite of services designed to support the entire asset lifecycle:
● Deploy active management strategies to preserve, stabilise, or enhance asset value.
● Provide strategic marketing, buyer identification, and expert negotiation to achieve optimum outcomes at disposal.
● Identify and evaluate distressed assets with structured financing solutions in place from day one, while providing genuine opportunities for property developers / investors across the UK.
● Deliver real estate projects from concept through to completion, overseeing strategy, design, procurement, and construction to maximise asset value and occupier experience.
● Utilise a platform of over 160 lenders to source competitive commercial real estate finance to stabilise assets, unlock planning value, or fund a full development programme.
● Proactively identify off-market distressed opportunities, connecting developers/investors with actionable deals that meet their risk-return objectives.
Case Study: 104-unit part-built distressed scheme, South Coast
This partnership can and will support all stakeholders: lenders, debt advisors, insolvency practitioners, property developers and investors, on many more projects similar to Southampton, throughout 2026 and beyond.
Dan Silver, head of partnerships at Brickflow, commented: “This partnership allows us to deliver something genuinely different for the market. For lenders and insolvency practitioners, it means having a single, trusted partner with the expertise to handle every stage of a distressed asset, from management, development, through to disposal.
“For investors, it opens a curated pipeline of acquisition opportunities backed by structured financing and specialist development support. We’re bridging the gap between distress and value creation. We recently succeeded in turning around a known Southampton distressed project that the market considered unsalvageable. Our expertise allowed us to resolve this efficiently, resulting in a win for everyone.”
Nick Taylor, director at Revcore, added: “Our team has worked through two recessions and has the experience and knowledge to understand how to protect and recover value in distressed situations. Working alongside Brickflow gives lenders and insolvency practitioners access to financing opportunities alongside our asset management expertise, and through our relationship with leading occupier-only business, Corep, we also have access to occupier-led investment and leasing opportunities, as well as helping to identify occupier demand ahead of the market, which makes a real difference when repositioning an asset.”