New London office for FJP Investment

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FJP Investment, which specialises in the introduction and facilitation of property investments both in the UK and overseas, has relocated from a smaller office in London to a larger space.

At the present time, FJP currently has three offices.

Founded in 2013, FJP Investment supports the needs of high net worth individuals and sophisticated investors by offering access to tailored property investment opportunities in established and emerging markets.

Located in Totteridge & Whetstone, FJP Investment’s new office will enable face-to-face meetings with both current and prospective clients. The move represents part of the company’s long-term growth strategy, ensuring it has an established foothold in key cities and regions where demand for property investment is high.

Jamie Johnson (pictured), CEO of FJP Investment, said: “We are delighted to announce our move to a bigger office in London. Since launching to market, we have built a loyal network of returning clients in and around the city, and this new office means the team at FJP are on hand to provide regular updates on both current and upcoming investment opportunities.

“This office launch is the latest in a series of exciting developments. In December 2018, we opened a new office in the North West. With investors keen to access the real estate market through both debt investment and purchasing assets themselves, our rolling expansion across the UK will help ensure our services are more widely available to property investors.”

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