Established in 2000, CPS Homes have gone from strength to strength over the years.
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We are always hiring tenacious individuals with a strong focus on customer service.
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Our flagship head office houses various departments from maintenance to investment sales.
Our office is situated within easy access of pretty much every development built in the Bay.
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During his summer Budget 2015, the Chancellor George Osborne announced a range of new reforms that will have knock on effects for landlords and letting agents. One of the biggest reforms announced was the scrapping of the wear and tear allowance to make way for a new tax relief scheme. …
In his summer Budget last week, Chancellor George Osborne revealed a crackdown on mortgage interest tax relief, a move which could see thousands of buy-to-let landlords suffer a significant loss of income. The proposed plans will reduce the amount of tax relief buy-to-let owners can claim on mortgage interest payments to …
We are only just over halfway through 2015, but the year has already been a very busy and successful one for CPS Homes. Our teams in Cathays, Roath and Cardiff Bay have done a tremendous job over the last 7 months helping landlords achieve the maximum return on their property …
In December 2014, the UK Government introduced Stamp Duty Land Tax reforms to help around 98% of homeowners in England and Wales pay less when buying a house and encourage potential first-time buyers to take the step from renting to buying. Eight months later, myhomemove, one of the UK’s leading …
Unless you’ve been avoiding the news for the past 8 years, you’ll know that the UK’s property market pretty much crashed in 2008 at the start of the economic downturn, but since then it has been making a slow recovery. One of the biggest reasons for the upmarket in fortunes …
