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Best of the Sunday papers’ PROPERTY sections 16th March 2014

By Liam Fahy
1 min Read Published: 16 Mar 2014

row of housesThe Independent

Compare the costs: home in 15 key commuter areas

House prices rise fastest for 21 months

Renting a home in the UK now costs £818 a month

The Telegraph

London property: the rise of the Overgrounders

Multi-million pound homes for sale with the latest status symbols

House prices: one London home or 25 in Scotland

The Sunday Times (subscription)

There's a place for you

Southeast: enjoy the fringe benefits

Our four top spots

Mail on Sunday

Buy-to-let landlords see returns slip

Help to Buy may have to end early

Homeowners willing to cut asking price falls to lowest level in four years

The Observer

Let's move to Arbroath, Angus

Bailiffs given access to benefit claimants' credit records

Number of first-time buyers taking out mortgages up by 38%

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