What is advertised to let in Lloyd George Avenue right now, what it is being asked at, how long it has been sitting, and how that compares with the blocks around it.
What the adverts name. All seven adverts name a house or the development.
Asking rents as advertised on 14 September. These are what landlords are asking, not what tenants have agreed to pay. "Where they cluster" is the middle half of the asking rents for that bedroom count — a quarter of the adverts sit above it and a quarter below.
| Type | Advertised | Asking range (pcm) | Where they cluster | Cut & still advertised |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2-bed | 5 | £1,100–£1,350 | £1,250–£1,300 | 0 |
| 3-bed | 2 | £1,400 | — | 1 |
1 of the 7 adverts have cut their asking rent at least once and are still advertised. The cluster is shown from four adverts; a single figure means every advert of that type is asked at the same rent.
The oldest is a two-bedroom at £1,250, let directly by its owner, advertised since 17 May 2026 — 17 weeks, never reduced.
| Flat | Last asking | Weeks advertised | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2-bed, Unknown | £1,300 | 4 | never reduced |
| 2-bed, Amalfi (direct let) | £1,350 | 2 | cut its asking rent before it went |
| 2-bed, Sorrento | £1,150 | 1 | never reduced |
A flat that disappears from the portals has usually let, but not always: it may have been withdrawn or re-listed with another agent. We record it as gone and say when we are unsure. Across CF10 and CF11, 53 flats stopped being advertised in the same seven days; the median had been advertised 3 weeks, and 14 of the 53 had cut their asking rent first.
Flats advertised, and how many of them had been advertised six weeks or more, on each Monday count. One point is added a week; the series starts with the 14 September 2026 count.
Counts before 14 September 2026 were made on a narrower basis and are not shown; the register that produces this page was completed on 6 September 2026, so this is the first comparable point.
Written by a director from the figures above. A count, not a forecast.
Counted across every advert in this count. Three agents and three landlords letting directly, across seven adverts.
When several agents advertise in one block at once, each is pricing without seeing the others' results, which is usually why the same specification is asked at very different rents in the same week. We name blocks, never flats, and we don't publish which agent holds which flat.
The same count, the same day, for the nearest blocks we track. The full list is on the block reports index.
| Block or street | Advertised | 1-bed asking | 2-bed asking | Cut & still advertised | 6+ weeks | Oldest |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lloyd George Avenuedevelopment | 7 | — | £1,100–£1,350 | 1 | 343% | 17 wks |
| Celestiadevelopment | 9 | £925–£950 | £985–£1,600 | 3 | 00% | 3 wks |
| Galleon Waybuilding | 5 | £950 | £1,200–£1,395 | 0 | 240% | 12 wks |
| Heol Staughtonbuilding | 4 | £800–£825 | — | 1 | 250% | 9 wks |
| Overstone Courtbuilding | 4 | — | £1,025–£1,500 | 1 | 125% | 14 wks |
Whole flats advertised to let on Monday 14 September 2026, from our own register of every CF10 and CF11 advert on the main portals. Asking rents, not achieved rents. Build-to-rent blocks, rooms, student houses and serviced flats are excluded. "6+ weeks" counts adverts live six weeks or more by the earliest date any portal or previous count has shown. Each block is counted from the adverts that name it, plus adverts on a street that belongs to that block alone. Fewer than 3 adverts and no figures are shown.
If it is empty, or coming empty, ask us whether it's you or the building. One email back from a director: the same count at building level, the adverts we left out named, and a straight read of what it means for yours. Free, no obligation. Pick already own it on the form.
Ask about my flatHow many flats in that building are empty right now, what they're advertised at and how long they've been sitting — the numbers the particulars leave out. Put the lot number in if it's an auction.
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Where the figures come from. Every day we read every advert for a whole flat to let in CF10 and CF11 on Rightmove, Zoopla and OnTheMarket, with OpenRent as a supplement, and record it in our own register: the block, the bedroom count, the asking rent, whether it has been reduced, and the earliest date it appeared. A flat advertised on more than one portal is counted once. Because the register is checked daily, an advert that is re-posted does not reset its clock. On 14 September it held 366 live adverts (205 in CF10, 161 in CF11). Adverts that appear only on OpenRent carry a minimum age, because that site does not date them.
Counted at the level the advert names. An advert may name a building, name a different building on the same street, or name none. A block figure counts the adverts that name that block, plus adverts on a street that belongs to the block alone (every flat on Falcon Drive is Celestia; an unnamed Bute Terrace advert is Altolusso). Where a street carries more than one block, an unnamed advert is shown separately and never assigned. Streets of converted houses are counted in the CF10 and CF11 totals but are not blocks.
Asking rents, not achieved rents. Every rent on this page is what was advertised. "Where they cluster" is the middle half of the asking rents for a bedroom count, shown from four adverts. Flats that disappear from the portals are recorded as gone, with the last asking rent and how long they were advertised; we say when we can't tell whether a flat let or was withdrawn.
Blocks, never flats. Nothing here identifies an individual flat, its landlord or its agent, and a block with fewer than 3 adverts shows no figures. Build-to-rent blocks, rooms, student houses and serviced apartments are left out, because none of them is an individually-owned flat.
Our figures, not the portals' content. The count is our own work, made by reading. We reproduce no listing, photograph or text from any portal and link to none of it.
Corrections in public. If you think a figure is wrong, email hello@cardiffmodernliving.co.uk and we will correct it here, with a date.