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Best of the Sunday papers’ PROPERTY sections 24th February 2013

By Liam Fahy
1 min read Published: 24 Feb 2013

Independent on Sunday

Spotlight on St Albans

The self-build boom that failed to get past the foundations

Time interest-only  mortgage brokers were bought to book

Sunday Telegraph

20 homes with inspirational interiors

For sale: Nazi home in Guernsey

Buy a home for £1

Sunday Times (subscription)

Spring is in the air ....and the housing market is coming to life

Moving on: David Frost feels the chill

Beyond the brochure: a cut above the rest

Mail on Sunday

Chinese investors head up north to buy new-build buy-to-let homes

Renters forced to save for 13 years for a mortgage deposit

Home loan rates fall to 2.64% but only if you put dome lots of cash

Sunday Observer

Co-housing: a lifestyle with community spirit built into the foundations

Let's move to Oakham, Rutland

Snooping around: in pictures

 

 

 

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