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Best of the Sunday papers’ PROPERTY sections 17th June 2012

By Liam Fahy
1 min read Published: 17 Jun 2012

Independent on Sunday

Look before you leap into a cheap Spanish property deal

Lending plans 'may put brake on rates'

Spotlight on Isleworth and Osterley

Sunday Telegraph

First-time buyers: 10 homes with character

Home-hunters' secrets: how to get your dream property

What's in a place name?

Sunday Times (subscription)

No men and my dogs

Beyond the brochure: Work hard, play hard

How the west won me over

Mail on Sunday

Borrowers squeezed as best mortgage rates rise again

Spanish house prices drop 13% in a year

Mortgage fears ease as £140bn of new funding is likely to keep down costs

Sunday Observer

Home and away

Let's move to Whitsand Bay and Rame Head Cornwall

Snooping around in pictures

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