Central Real Employee Directory

As a boutique private lending business, Central Real Capital offers fast and flexible debt solutions as an alternative to mainstream banks. We pride ourselves on a commercial approach to our lending criteria and a genuine speed to market as the ultimate decision makers for all credit applications. Complementing our lending capabilities our Team als... o possess an in depth property and construction knowledge that allows Central Real Capital to successfully partner in real estate projects as a preferred equity participant. As specialist property developers we create welcoming environments and design with quality at front of mind. Our projects have appealed to buyers who desire architecturally unique properties in premium locations. In each market we spend time to understand what buyers are looking for and design considered places to live and work with lifestyle as one of the key drivers. Our property and construction expertise has a strong synergy with our private lending business Central Real Capital. The Team have the experience necessary to understand the underlying real estate collateral, navigate property and construction risk and look at transactions commercially with a developers lens. The founder of Central Real Capital, Tony is an entrepreneurial businessman who spent 25 years in Eastern Europe establishing a motor vehicle distribution group that became one of the largest automotive dealership networks in the world, buying and selling over 1.5 million cars and growing to over 4,000 employees across 40 sites in five countries. Tony publicly listed the company in 2007 and 8 years later delisted and sold to private equity. Tony then established the internationally renowned Gosford Classic Car Museum, one of the largest privately owned car collections in the world, and Central Real, a fully integrated builder and developer whose capabilities included acquisition, development, construction, investment, sales and customer service. Having invested over $400 million into regional development, Tony could see the ...Read More