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Best of the Sunday papers’ PROPERTY sections 22nd September 2013

By Liam Fahy
1 min read Published: 22 Sep 2013

Independent on Sunday

Rents now £1 away from highest ever level

Spotlight on Clapham

Do you want to stake a claim in Tuscany's 'last frontier'

Sunday Telegraph 

Open House London 2013: explore the capital's best buildings

Claud Cecil Gurney: a London home inspired by the East

The Queen joins property boom

Sunday Times (subscription)

The best commuter-belt villages

Manchester is back on the move

Beyond the Brochure: More steam, vicar?

Mail on Sunday

More than 3.3m people are living illegally in sub-let rooms

Don't rely on big names for a bargain mortgage

Landlords taking a hit to help savers

Sunday Observer

Rates start to rise on five-year fixed mortgages

Green Deal is a damp squib as only 12 homes take up energy-saving offer

Buy-to-let is inflating a potentially calamitous bubble

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