Established in 2000, CPS Homes have gone from strength to strength over the years.
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After a long month of campaigning, the Cardiff University Cheerleading squad, the Cardiff Snakecharmers, ran out winners in CPS Homes' 'Grab A Grand' giveaway competition.Promoted via Facebook, the local letting agents opened their annual competition in September, giving every society …
The following article appeared on the WalesOnline news website on 18th July 2011;A controversial scheme to charge landlords for extra property inspections in the heart of Cardiff’s student village has generated over £300,000 in its first year.Additional licensing was brought …
We pride ourselves on staying up-to-date with current trends and the latest technology, offering our customers the best letting agent experience available. A little over a year ago we released a mobile-compatible version of our website in preparation for the growing …
CPS Homes have recently made our student property list for 2012/2013! All properties available for the 2012/2013 academic year are online now.CPS Homes have one of the largest list of quality student properties at competitive prices! We have properties ranging …
From the 12th September 2011, Cardiff County Council is introducing new refuse collection cycles throughout the city.Green bag recycling and food waste will continue to be collected weekly, whilst general waste, i.e. black bags, will only be collected fortnightly.We envisage …
