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Best of the Sunday papers’ PROPERTY sections

By Liam Fahy
1 min Read Published: 12 Sep 2021

best of the sunday paper money sections12th September 2021

Sunday Express

How amateur property developer, 29, invested more than £100,000 from home renovations

Rent prices soar as FIVE regions hit 10-year highs - how much is the average rent near you

Rookie errors Brits make when moving house

The Telegraph

Chaos for landlords as property sales fall apart

Where the ‘staycation’ boom has destroyed Britain’s rental markets

What to do if your house is ‘down valued’

Sunday Times (subscription)

The 50 best villages in the UK

Are you an entitled staycationer?

Is the EPC the best way to test your home’s energy efficiency?

Mail on Sunday

'Overhaul stamp duty to help first-time buyers and low-income workers buy homes,'

Are sellers over-pricing properties?

What next for mortgage rates?

The Observer

Homes fit for a startup business – in pictures

Floors for thought: a Belgian rug-maker’s remarkable house

Homes for sale with film connections – in pictures

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