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Best of the Sunday papers’ PROPERTY sections 12th January 2014

By Liam Fahy
1 min read Published: 12 Jan 2014

Independent on Sunday 

Commuter homes: five regeneration areas to watch in 2014

Hot homes for the new year under £250,000

Countryside homes for first-time buyers

Sunday Telegraph

Most beautiful historic homes in Britain for sale

The 20 most expensive cities in the world 2014: in pics

World's 20 best places to invest in property

Sunday Times (subscription)

Castaway cool

Build your empire

Time and place: Victoria Pendleton

Mail on Sunday 

Get on the housing ladder using Help to Buy

Is 2014 the year to sell?

Get on the housing ladder with a little Welsh building society

Sunday Observer

Let's move to Llanidloes, Powys, Montgomeryshire

Snooping around - in pictures

Properties near ski slopes - in pictures

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