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(EMAILWIRE.COM, October 31, 2007 ) United Kingdom -- Stephen C. Campbell (MBA. MSc) a UK based Business Consultant & Strategists promotes investing in land in the UK for those who wish to build a balanced investment portfolio. One report states that U.K. house prices fell for the first time in two years in October, led by declines in central London, a survey by Hometrack Ltd. showed. The average cost of a home in England and Wales declined 0.1 percent to 176,100 pounds ($361,462) from September, the London- based research group said today. Prices in central London and the financial district fell 0.5 percent, the most of any part of the country. Hometrack surveyed 6,000 real estate agents. The report adds to evidence a decade-long property boom is petering out. Consumers are struggling to shoulder a record debt burden of 1.4 trillion pounds after interest rates rose to a six- year high and a worldwide increase in credit costs threatens jobs and bonuses at banks.For those who want to build a balanced long term investment portfolio the investor should consider the addition of plots of land to their investment portfolio given the performance of real estate as indicated above.To learn more on in investing in land within the UK Visit http://www.investinukland.com for more information.Contact:Stephen C Campbelladmin@stephenccampbell.com
Stephen C Campbell
admin@stephenccampbell.com 
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