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Best of the Sunday papers’ PROPERTY sections

By Liam Fahy
1 min Read Published: 03 Jul 2022

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Sunday Express

 Sophie Wessex lives in grandest royal home near Kate Middleton's future house - see inside

Princess Beatrice is expected to move to The Cotswolds this year - inside the £3.5m home

 ‘Simple’ ways to stage a home with mirrors - ‘extremely useful to sell a property faster’

The Telegraph

Spiralling legal delays and council red tape are costing home buyers thousands

Fifty-year mortgages that you pass on to your children – the new plan to boost home ownership

'Can my partner slowly gain ownership of my flat if he helps pay my mortgage?'

Sunday Times (subscription)

Five reasons to be cheerful about the housing market

Live your French château fairytale from €375,000

Can you inflation-proof your house?

Mail on Sunday

Your essential mortgage jargon buster: From deposits, to mortgages in principle and fixed rates, what you need to know

Typical home climbs £26k in a year to cost £271,600

May mortgage madness: Borrowing spiked £3.2bn

The Observer

The best homes for eating alfresco – in pictures

Fifty-year home loans would get more on ladder but come with risks

‘Mid-century millennial’ – the ubiquitous look that took over a generation’s homes

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