Have you started using containable yet? Without testing this it would
seem logical that you could run
$this->Property->find('first', array(
'conditions'=>array('Property.id'=>$property_id),
'contain'=>array(
'Market'=>'Article'
)
));
However this would give you multiple sets of articles, linked to each
market the property is linked to.
If you want one distinct list of articles linked to a set of
market_ids then find the market_ids first and then run a find against
the ArticleMarket model.
For a really good extended explanation of how HABTM really works
within CakePHP and when you need to force joins or modelize your join
table read teknoids related articles:
http://teknoid.wordpress.com/?s=habtm
HTH
Paul
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