Real estate takes many forms, such as a place of business, for touristic purposes, and as a store of value, to name a few. It also impacts associated industries like building insurance,
Demand for housing loans dropped by almost 40% in the first quarter of the year, as Cypriot households are put off by rising interest rates, according to the Central Bank of Cyprus.
Annual real estate transactions in Cyprus continued to rise in the first quarter of the year, as sales documents submitted are 26.6% higher compared to the same period last year, according to
Almost 10,000 highly skilled and highly paid Ukrainian refugees have joined the island’s work force, paving the way for a number of socioeconomic and demographic changes to the structure of Cypriot society.
UK expats suffer collateral damage, as permanent residency criteria tightened UK and other non-EU pensioners eyeing a retirement home in Cyprus need to rethink their plans as authorities have raised the bar
Despite high inflation, Cyprus’ property market has maintained solid growth during 2022, thanks to demographic changes through high-tech companies and Ukrainian refugees fleeing Russia’s invasion, say real estate analysts. In comments to
When deciding where and when to build the new Ayia Napa-Paralimni golf course, the primary concern should be the Public Interest for the benefit of the area and economy, while the classification
Annual Q1 Cyprus property prices increased by 12.3% for apartments, 3.1% for houses, 2.4% for offices, 8% for holiday flats and 3.1% for holiday homes, but decreased by 0.1% for retail and
The European Parliament recently passed a new bill that aims to tackle climate change by reducing carbon emissions. This new legislation has significant implications for the real estate markets of Cyprus and
Annual real estate transactions continued to rise in the first three months of the year, as sales documents submitted are 51.1% higher than those recorded in the same period pre-COVID 2019. According
