The time is ripe, at least for an initial review, for the creation of small-scale real estate investment funds in Cyprus, based on the following: Prices have reached rock bottom for suitable
By Pavlos Loizou Based on responses from more than 4,300 office-based workers and 1,500 Senior Decision Makers on behalf of their employees surveyed across six countries, Barclays Capital believes the work from
By Pavlos Loizou When the Department of Lands and Surveys released data on sales contracts for January, it struck me the numbers and percentages were presented without analysis, indicating the beginning of
Now that Brexit is over and done with, it made me think about what British nationals can or cannot do in Cyprus when buying real estate. As circumstances stand and without any
A recent decision in France’s High Court could have some relevance to Cyprus. In certain rural areas in France, holiday homeowners who suffer from noise pollution and pungent smells from farm animals
By Pavlos Loizou The wealth of most Cypriots (those who still have some) is mainly made up of immovable properties and cash. So, when it’s time for them to transfer this wealth
Following the demise of Cyprus “golden passports” scheme compounded by coronavirus the construction industry is suffering but has options. The sector is relying on housing developments and offices for companies attracted to
Due to the reform and restructuring of municipalities and local authorities, there is great debate on which should be the competent authority for issuing building and planning permits. This subject ought to
By Pavlos Loizou The Covid-19 crisis did not start as a financial crisis, but it is morphing into one—and a global one at that. The headlines of 2020 have been dominated by
By Pavlos Loizou The real estate sector poses one of the biggest questions for 2021. The repeal of the Citizen by Investment Programme (CIP), the consequences of the pandemic – economic and
