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Best of the Sunday papers’ PROPERTY sections 21st April 2013

By Liam Fahy
1 min read Published: 21 Apr 2013

Independent on Sunday

Spotlight on Southend-on-Sea, Essex

Proportion of home-owning Britons falls to 30-year low

Buy-to-let investors increasingly use alternative finance

Sunday Telegraph

Britain's top 20 sporting hotspots

Properties with tantalising kitchens

Homes with charming courtyards

Sunday Times (subscription)

Leave the rain behind with a sunny overseas holiday home

My basement extension horror

Rooms at the top

Mail on Sunday

The best buy mortgage that costs you £600 more

Homes may become less affordable, repossessions may rise

The first-time buyer's guide to getting a mortgage

Sunday Observer

Julia Sawalha's kitchen nightmare

Osborne's woes capped by damning verdict on housing policy

Buying a kitchen: your consumer rights

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