Quintain, the developer of Wembley Park, has refinanced two build-to-rent (BtR) schemes with a £310 million green loan from Natixis CIB.
This loan covers Canada Gardens and Madison, totalling 1,124 homes, and qualifies for Natixis CIB Green Loan status due to their high energy efficiency. This achievement highlights Quintain’s strong sustainability strategy and financial viability, as they report annually to the Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark (GRESB) with consistent improvements.
The refinancing marks a significant milestone for Quintain, completing the refinance of its previous corporate facility and supporting future growth. This is their second facility with Natixis CIB, following a £128 million loan in December 2024 for The Robinson at Wembley Park. Canada Gardens, Quintain’s seventh BtR development, includes 743 homes around private gardens, while Madison, the eighth, offers 381 homes and a 30,000 square foot health and fitness centre.
Managed by Quintain Living, these developments are located in the Eastern Lands at Wembley Park, near the National Stadium and a new public park. Over 20 years, Quintain has completed 6,000 homes and aims to create the UK’s largest BtR neighbourhood, investing £2.9 billion. In 2025, they delivered two more BtR schemes and a major public park.
Clare Morgan, executive director at Quintain, expressed excitement about the new lending facility and said; “We are particularly proud to achieve green loan status again with Natixis CIB and be recognised for our ongoing commitment to sustainable development.”
Diego Sanfilippo from Natixis CIB praised the partnership, emphasising their expertise in delivering tailored solutions for high-quality assets. Legal representation was provided by A&O Shearman for Quintain and by BCLP for Natixis CIB, both of which expressed pride in their roles in this significant project.
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