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> Caerau (CF5)
> Canton (CF11)
> Capel Llanilltern (CF5)
> Cardiff (CF10)
> Cathays (CF24)
> Creigiau (CF15)
> Culverhouse Cross (CF5)
> Cyncoed (CF23)

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> Efail Isaf (CF38)
> Ely (CF5)

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> Fairwater (CF5)

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> Gabalfa (CF14)
> Grangetown (CF11)
> Groes-faen (CF72)
> Gwaelod-y-garth (CF15)

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> Heath (CF14)

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> Leckwith (CF11)
> Lisvane (CF14)
> Llandaff (CF5)
> Llandaff North (CF14)
> Llandough (CF11)
> Llanedeyrn (CF3)
> Llanishen (CF14)
> Llanrumney (CF3)

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> Maendy (CF14)
> Michaelston-super-Ely (CF5)
> Morganstown (CF15)
> Mynachdy (CF14)

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> Nantgarw (CF15)
> Newton (CF3)

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> Pen-y-lan (CF23)
> Pentwyn (CF23)
> Pentyrch (CF15)
> Pontcanna (CF11)
> Pwll-Mawr (CF3)

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> Radyr (CF15)

> Rhiwbina (CF14)
> Riverside (CF11)
> Roath (CF24)
> Rumney (CF3)

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> Soar (CF15)
> Splott (CF24)
> St Bride's-super-Ely (CF5)
> St Fagans (CF5)
> St Mellons (CF3)
> Stockland (CF5)

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> Taff's Well (CF15)
> Tongwynlais (CF15)
> Tremorfa (CF24)
> Trowbridge (CF3)

> Twyn-yr-odyn (CF5)

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> Whitchurch (CF14)

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Review of Cardiff

Cardiff is a city located in Wales, England. Neighboring areas include Birchgrove, Canton, Cathays, Cogan, Cyncoed, Eastbrook, Ely, Fairwater, Gabalfa, Grangetown, Heath, Leckwith, Llandaff, Llandaff North, Llandough, Maendy, Michaelston-le-Pit, Mynachdy, Pen-y-lan, Penarth, Pontcanna, Riverside, Roath, Rumney, Splott, Tremorfa and Whitchurch. It is the capital city and the largest city in Wales.

The city is a major centre of culture with approximately 92 percent of the population recorded as White, two percent mixed, about four percent South Asian, one percent Black and one percent Chinese.

The redevelopment of Cardiff Bay has played a large role in sparking Cardiff’s economic wealth. Main industries in Cardiff include residential development, retail, commercial and leisure developments. Cardiff is the main financial district in Wales. Major employers include public administration, education and health. Other major contributors to Cardiff’s economy include tourism, hotels, restaurants and shopping.

Cardiff offers many historic and cultural attractions including Cardiff Castle, Castell Coch, Wales Millinium Centre, Cardiff Bay and St. David’s Hall. Other notable attractions include the National Museum and Gallery, Cathays Park, The Welsh National Opera and the Cardiff International Arena.

Cardiff is home to numerous bars, pubs and clubs. The city is well known locally and in neighboring areas for its active nightlife. Cardiff also boasts a large concentration of gay clubs.

Cardiff is home to many popular sports including a regional rugby team, a professional football team and a county cricket team. British baseball is also popular in Cardiff.

Transportation in Cardiff consists of major motorways such as the M4 motorway, A48 motorway and the A470 road. Cycling and walking in Cardiff is popular via the Taff Trail. A comprehensive bus network and a metro-system are also available. Cardiff provides a waterbus that operates regularly and the Cardiff International Airport provides air service.

Houses for sale in Cardiff includes detached and semi-detached houses, terraced homes, apartments and flats. Houses in Cardiff include a range of styles and prices. There are many homes for sale in Cardiff. Available properties in Cardiff are comprised mostly of apartments and flats. Apartments/Flats in Cardiff are readily available. Homes in the area provide convenient access to historical and cultural sites. Properties in Cardiff also provide easy access to shopping centres, employment and educational opportunities. Property in Cardiff provides convenient access links to neighboring areas.

Available property in Cardiff is comprised mostly of flats.