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Latest investment news and market analysis from FJP Investment, covering UK property, alternative investments, economic developments and matters relevant to UK and international investors.

UK homes for sale as housing supply reaches a 12-year high
21SepSeptember 21, 2026

UK Housing Supply Hits 12-Year High as Buyer Enquiries Fall 9%

The number of homes available to buy has reached a 12-year high, while buyer enquiries are 9% lower than a... read more

New-build homes in England as debate grows over a possible Help to Buy return
15SepSeptember 15, 2026

Could Help to Buy Return? £25bn Review Reignites UK Housing Debate

A major government-commissioned evaluation has concluded that England’s former Help to Buy equity-loan scheme delivered “very high” value for money... read more

Gold bars in a secure vault representing central-bank reserves held in London
03SepSeptember 3, 2026

Dutch Central Bank Moves 86 Tonnes of Gold to London Amid Geopolitical Unrest

The Dutch central bank has moved approximately 86 tonnes of gold from North America to London, saying the relocation will... read more

London financial district representing rising UK borrowing costs and gilt yields
02SepSeptember 2, 2026

UK Borrowing Costs Hit 19-Year High as Gilt Yields Reach 5.29%

UK borrowing costs rose to their highest level in 19 years on Wednesday, as a global bond-market sell-off pushed the... read more

UK residential property market as house price growth remains subdued in August 2026
02SepSeptember 2, 2026

UK House Price Growth Edges Up to 1.6% in August as Market Remains Subdued

UK house price growth remained subdued in August, with annual growth edging up to 1.6%, according to the read more

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