Established in 2000, CPS Homes have gone from strength to strength over the years.
We are all passionate about what we do, from customer services, our tradesman to the directors.
We are always hiring tenacious individuals with a strong focus on customer service.
Albany Road in Roath is home to pretty much all of the biggest estate agents in Cardiff, including us.
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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While being a landlord provides a fantastic investment opportunity, it is not a perfect route to financial stability, though this is true of most investment opportunities. That said, with the increasing number of taxes and regulations being put into force, it can sometimes feel like being a landlord is more …
If you’ve been reading our property blog over the last few months, you’ll know that the banning of letting agent fees in England has caused some serious controversy and concern among landlords and letting agents, with many buy-to-let owners saying the ban amounts to a stealth tax on them. Now, …
It's undeniable that Cardiff has a large student population, and with the ongoing growth of all Cardiff-based universities, the need for suitable accommodation will continue to rise. With more students, comes a higher demand for student accommodation, whether offered by the universities themselves or by privately-owned accommodation schemes. While concerns …
In November 2016, the Chancellor Philip Hammond announced during his Autumn Statement that fees charged by letting agents are to be banned. The news sent shockwaves through the property rental market in England, and the ban could be coming to Wales after several backbench Labour AMs proposed banning the fees …
