Short Bros (Developments)
Property development and lettings in Cardiff and South Wales
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-04
About Short Bros (Developments)
Short Bros develops property and offers lettings in Cardiff and South Wales.
The company also operates alongside Churchill Property Management Services Limited. Its registered seat is Cardiff, and it was founded in 1999.
Product: Property development and lettings.
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