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Best of the Sunday papers’ PROPERTY sections

By Liam Fahy
1 min read Published: 31 May 2026

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Sunday Express

Cheapest seaside town to live named - stunning beach just outside major UK city

Lawyer settles debate on what happens when neighbour’s tree blocks your sunlight

Find out which neighbour is responsible for garden fence with definitive method

The Telegraph (subscription)

How spiralling costs are cutting off expats from their families

Britain can’t build houses (and why it wouldn’t bring prices down anyway)

House prices plunge in most desirable seaside towns

Sunday Times (subscription)

Inside the grade II listed Cotswolds home of a modern art collector

Hannah Drakeford: ‘Design should celebrate individuality. Colour brings joy’

Nine eye-catching homes on the market — from Maida Vale to Hollywood

Mail on Sunday

We installed CCTV after a burglary but one neighbour objects: Can he force us to take them down?

Thousands of new build London homes lie EMPTY as service charges, taxes and high prices put off buyers

Merseyside town crowned top coastal property hotspot as house prices soar 11% in just one year

The Observer

‘It feels unfair’: the Britons struggling to get a mortgage since Iran war began

Should I get air conditioning in the UK – and can it be green?

‘It’s the colour and artworks that make my house sing’

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