Best of the Sunday papers' PROPERTY sections 3rd August 2014

The Independent

The Telegraph

A converted church becomes a chic family home

Spanish house price recovery sees Britons buying

HMRC turns up the heat on landlords

The Sunday Times (subscription)

The last resorts: bargain bolt holes in little-known locations

London's priciest flatshare

Need for speed

Mail on Sunday

Is buying a property at auction be the solution to rising house prices?

The town the property market forgot

House prices stall in July as strict mortgage rules curb buyers

The Observer

Let's move to Brixham, Devon

A Shetland chapel and three other fine homes

Beware the Detroit buy-to-lets

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Best of the Sunday papers’ PROPERTY sections 3rd August 2014

The Independent

The Telegraph

The Sunday Times (subscription)

Mail on Sunday

The Observer