Central Square Plot 5

From my experience most people who live in these type flats rent from a landlord so why not rent direct from the company that manages them. You also get more protection as some landlords can be a pain. There is also a big move away from people wanted to buy leaseholds as you effectively are buying nothing.

That makes total sense and I should know better having lived in apartments in the Middle East for 6 years. My last stint there was so much better as the whole building was owned by one company. The first time the landlord was okay but he had little influence over certain maintenance problems in the building so it took forever to get stuff sorted.

Anyone know what's happening with this one?

Cardiff deserves a 100m+ tower. It makes all the difference. There's too many around the 80m mark, and its starting to look a bit weird.

Anyone know what's happening with this one?

Cardiff deserves a 100m+ tower. It makes all the difference. There's too many around the 80m mark, and its starting to look a bit weird.

No news that I've seen, still looking for investment to build it or own it after the build I think

https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wale ... s-29520261

Finance sorted. Now construction can start (soon, hopefully)

https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/new-apartment-scheme-cardiff-wales-29520261

Finance sorted. Now construction can start (soon, hopefully)

Great news!

Good news but is there enough of a market for all these BTR apartments? I heard that Wood St House is pretty empty still.

Very few lights on in the evening in the Capital Quarter one too

I saw how much the rent was at the Interchange one so I'm not surprised it's not full.

This will be a good test to see if housing supply really does affect price like it’s supposed to…

I live in the interchange and it's 95% full.