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A North Wales estate agent is on the hunt for passionate home-owners to take part in a hit TV programme.
North Wales property consultants have helped orchestrate a "turning point" for an Anglesey town.
We have organised a special evening to help first-time buyers onto the property ladder.
Anyone considering taking the leap from renting to home ownership is welcome to come along for some free, friendly, impartial advice.
A solicitor, specialising in conveyancing; an independent mortgage advisor; a surveyor and several property agents will be on-hand at the informal drop-in session in our Bangor office between 4.30pm and 7.30pm.
They’ll also be plenty of tea and home-made cake available so it would be great to see you there.
The finest properties for sale in North Wales are now easier to find than ever before thanks to a revolutionary new website.
Fine and Country, which specialises in selling luxury residential properties from across the world, have used the latest technology to help match people with their dream home.
Dafydd Hardy Estate Agents, who are Fine and Country’s exclusive agents in North Wales, have welcomed the new website.
A specialist in commercial properties from a leading international company has joined Dafydd Hardy.
After working in the south of England for one of the world’s largest property consultancies, Susanna Sawle has taken up a key position at Dafydd Hardy Chartered Surveyors and Estate Agents.
Susanna, a qualified chartered surveyor, will work on all aspects of commercial properties for Dafydd Hardy.
Chancellor George Osborne has outlined his plans to help 10,000 first-time buyers onto the property market.
A £250million assisted deposit scheme is to be created offering interest-free loans to those looking to buy a newly built property.
Leading North Wales estate Agent, Dafydd Hardy, considers what the news will mean to the region’s property market.
The value of properties in Gwynedd and Anglesey remains strong despite a national drop in house prices.
The latest Land Registry figures indicate that the average price of a house in the UK dropped by 0.9 percent this January compared with a year earlier.
However, leading estate agents Dafydd Hardy, who have offices across Gwynedd and Anglesey, have had a good start to the year with their prices remaining strong.
Staff from Dafydd Hardy estate agents have been praised for their work in helping a business venture get off the ground.
Owners of the recently opened Bevan Caravan and Camping Supplies in Llangefni thanked Kim Warrington and Ruth Tottey from Dafydd Hardy for their work in securing the new shop’s premises.
In a letter of gratitude to Dafydd Hardy, Neil and Tracey Bevan said the business would not have been able to open without the pair’s “wonderful help”.
North Wales estate agent Dafydd Hardy has scored top marks for customer service.
Dafydd Hardy, who have offices across Gwynedd and Anglesey, received the accolade in recognition for their work as part of the Home Sale Network.
According to a recent survey the Home Sale Network, which is a network of independent estate agents across the UK, exceeded the national average scores for customer satisfaction.
A surge in the demand for rented properties across north Wales has led to the expansion of a leading estate agent.
Dafydd Hardy Chartered Surveyors and Estate Agents say this year has seen a record number of people looking for rented accommodation.
Responding to their customers’ needs the company has opened a dedicated property lettings office in Menai Bridge.
North Wales developers are set to turn a Victorian chapel into one of the UK's most energy efficient homes.
When completed the 150-year-old chapel, set in the heart of Snowdonia, North Wales, is expected to be more than 400 percent more energy efficient than a standard family house.
Builder Bob Kane of Lake Properties (UK) Ltd, and his North Wales team took on the challenge to prove even the oldest of properties can be transformed into a home fit for the demands of the 21st century.
North Wales estate agent Dafydd Hardy Estate Agents offers advice to the increasing number of grandparents choosing to move closer to their grown-up children.
Dafydd Hardy, company director of Dafydd Hardy Chartered Surveyors and Estate Agents, says he has seen a rise in the number of older people choosing to move closer to their children so they can help bring-up grandchildren. But the North Wales estate agent warns the move can be very emotional as it often means leaving an established family-home and well-loved area.
One of the explanations Dafydd suggests for the trend is that many grandparents now remain very active throughout their sixties and seventies.
Dafydd Hardy Estate Agents are celebrating in style as they open their stunning new Fine & Country Menai Bridge office.
Ideally located within the former Barclays Bank building in the town centre, the prestigious new office officially opened its doors on 1st February 2010.
The branch will cater for both Fine & Country clients and Dafydd Hardy Estate Agents clients, having recognised the need for a presence in the town to complement the exemplary service provided by the other regional offices.