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1. 1. Millionaire property owners up by a third

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 29 November 2006 THE number of homeowners in England and Wales sitting on property worth more than é1 million has shot up to 80,000.

2. 2. Property sales blocked in major crime probe

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 22 November 2006 MORE than é1.5m worth of property in Manchester belonging to the brother of top Irish republican Thomas "Slab" Murphy has been frozen.

3. 3. Commercial property briefing

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 28 November 2006 ROUND-UP of the commercial property news from across the region.

4. 4. Property crisis for the young

   Manchester Evening News, Saturday 18 November 2006 YOUNG couples are facing a stark dilemma, property experts warn - if they start a family most won't be able to buy a home.

5. 5. New property tracker deal

   Manchester Evening News, Monday 27 November 2006 NEWCASTLE Building Society has launched a five-year guaranteed property bond, with returns linked to any growth in the Halifax house price index.

6. 6. Nabeel continues on London route

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 28 November 2006 NABEEL CHOWDERY'S Property Route has made its second big buy in the London property market. Manchester-based Property Route has bought 78-79 Newman Street in London's West End for é17.5m.

7. 7. More Brits are buying overseas

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 22 November 2006 THOUSANDS of Britons now own a place in the sun thanks largely to the booming domestic property market, according to a new report.

8. 8. Empire expands with Bridge St purchase

   Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 14 November 2006 THE é85m property empire created by Nabeel Chowdery has bought another slice of Manchester city centre.

9. 9. Plan ahead to cut your 'death tax' bill

   Manchester Evening News, Wednesday 22 November 2006 THE recent rapid rise in property prices means more and more estates are liable for inheritance tax. The number of people who have to pay has increased by 70 per cent in the last five years, meaning millions more for the taxman and a lot less for the kids.

10. 10. Surveyors encouraged to be creative

    Manchester Evening News, Tuesday 14 November 2006 A DUTCH property guru has been called in to advise city surveyors Lambert Smith Hampton.

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