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Best of the Sunday papers’ PROPERTY sections

By Liam Fahy
1 min read Published: 28 Apr 2024

best of the sunday paper money sections28th April 2024

Sunday Express

Half of Brits take interior design inspiration from overseas - like Sweden and Italy

'Iconic sandy beach' town is the UK's 'most expensive' seaside destination to buy a house

'I'm a home stager - these three mistakes are devaluing your home and deterring buyers'

The Telegraph (subscription)

‘I spent £25,000 on solar power for my home – but I’ll make the money back within 10 years’

The ridiculous tax that has doomed a generation to financial ruin

Phil Spencer: the London postcodes where first-time buyers can steal a bargain

Sunday Times (subscription)

Can you really build a ‘net zero’ house?

We used feng shui to design our happy house

A Surrey manor house with plenty of period drama is for sale at £4.25 million

Mail on Sunday

Blow for homeowners as major mortgage lenders pull dome of the cheapest two-year fixed rates

New build house prices boomed 17% last year while older homes dipped

Mortgage rate rises announced by five lenders: HSBC, Barclays and NatWest all hiking interest

The Observer

Sadiq Khan: leaseholders in England should have the right to withhold service charges

Captain Tom Moore’s Bedfordshire house on sale for £2.25m

Leading UK lenders raise fixed-rate mortgage deals amid ‘market uncertainty’

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