Number 19 on the countdown of my top 20 streets in Cardiff is Rhymney Street in the heart of Cathays. It has an average price £177,442 and has had 280 transactions since 1995.

My thoughts to the landlords and homeowners of Cardiff… The tightrope of being a Cardiff buy-to-let landlord is a balancing act many do well at. Talking to several Cardiff landlords, they are very conscious of their tenants’ capacity and ability to pay the rent and their own need to raise rents on their rental properties

The most recent set of data from the Land Registry has stated that property values in Cardiff and the surrounding area were 5.8% higher than 12 months ago and 12.27% higher than January 2015. Despite the uncertainty over Brexit as Cardiff (and most of the UK’s) property values continue their medium and long-term upward trajectory.

Over the last 12 months, the UK has decided to leave the EU, have a General Election with a result that didn’t go to plan for Mrs May and to add insult to injury, our American cousins elected Donald Trump as the 45th President of the United States. It could be said this should have caused

As the dust starts to settle on the various unread General Election party manifestos, with their ‘bran-bucket’ made up numbers, life goes back to normal as political rhetoric on social media is replaced with pictures of cats and people’s lunch.  Joking aside though, all the political parties promised so much on the housing front in

No 20 on the countdown of the to 20 streets in Cardiff based on turnover and popularity.