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Best of the Sunday papers’ PROPERTY sections 18th November 2012

By Liam Fahy
1 min read Published: 18 Nov 2012

Independent on Sunday

Spotlight on King's Cross

Brits follow the sun to Barbados for affordable homes

Suffolk: the culture coast that offers year-round festivals

Sunday Telegraph

How to turn high prices into cash you can spend

High house prices make Britain's young put home ownership before marriage

Househunters pay £23,000 more to live in a market town

Sunday Times (subscription)

Cuba's new revolution

How low can you go?

Reading the signs

Mail on Sunday

Forget saving for a pension, become a buy-to-let landlord

Worsening plight of the accidental landlords

Average rents hot record £744

Sunday Observer

Let's move to: Bodmin Cornwall

UK homeownership falls to lowest level since 1988

Would you invest in a social property fund?

 

 

 

 

 

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