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House prices plummet in picturesque Welsh county after 'anti

House prices in Gwynedd, North Wales, have dropped by 12% annually due to a 400% increase in council taxes on second homes, aimed at preventing locals from being priced out. This policy, seen as "anti-English," has hurt the holiday let market, affecting local jobs in sectors like hospitality and retail. Despite price reductions, properties remain unsold, and holidaymakers report feeling unwelcome, potentially harming tourism.
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