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A 50% council tax hike for second homes in Gwynedd led to Mark Dyson selling his renovated home there.
Mark Dyson, a 67-year-old from Birmingham, sold his second home in North Wales due to a 50% increase in council tax for second homes in Gwynedd, which now totals 150%.
The tax hike, aimed at tackling homelessness, led to a reduction of 500 second homes in the county.
Dyson, who spent £100,000 refurbishing the home, felt the tax increase was unfair.
Gwynedd Council and the Welsh Government have introduced measures to manage holiday homes and boost local housing.
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Un 50% de aumento de impuestos del consejo para las segundas casas en Gwynedd llevó a Mark Dyson vender su casa reformada allí.