Spain is still number one for international buyers, according to TheMoveChannel.com’s latest Top of the Props index. Spanish property accounted for one in ten of all enquiries on the portal in April, stealing back the top spot from the US. This is the second time that the country has been the most popular destination on
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Construction work at the Ayia Napa Marina is moving full speed ahead with the project expected to be completed in the summer of 2021, while the marina will begin operations in the summer of 2019. The project received positive feedback when presented at events and exhibitions in Dubai and London, while in a few
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. By Antonis Loizou F.R.I.C.S. – Antonis Loizou & Associates Ltd – Real Estate Valuers & Estate Agents I recently paid a visit to the Paphos central area in order to see with my own eyes the progress of the works and the improvements on the ground. It seems that a lot of work has
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. By George Mouskides It seems that land developers and the guy on the street buying a plot of land to build a house will be asked to pay the ferryman. Where do we stand today? The House of Representatives Finance Committee is expecting the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Cyprus to put forward
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The government of Cyprus plans to strengthen its maritime position as the eleventh biggest fleet in the world and the third in the EU after Greece and Malta, by identifying new shipping markets and ship types within 2017, President Nicos Anastasiades declared in his speech to shipowners at the Four Seasons in Limassol. Addressing
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By Lukman Otunuga, Research Analyst, FXTM Stocks displayed subtle signs of stability on Friday as investors re-evaluated the explosive Trump developments which rattled financial markets this week. Asian shares were a mixed bag amidst cautious trading, while European equities edged cautiously higher. With the spiralling uncertainty over Donald Trump’s political future raising questions over
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Cyprus concluded its chairmanship of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe on a high note on Friday by inviting signatories and ratification of a convention for the protection of cultural heritage to combat the trafficking of antiquities and cultural property. Speaking during the signing ceremony, the host Chairman of the Committee
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. Marcuard's Market update by GaveKal Dragonomics By Anatole Kaletsky After President Trump’s shock firing of his top law enforcement official, last week has seen the White House scramble to keep some semblance of control over the news agenda. Trump’s problem is that press attention has quickly moved off policy matters and on to the
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. Amid accusations that it is blocking progress in getting the long-overdue national health scheme (GESY) up and running, by seeking delays to clarify certain vague issues, the Cyprus employers’ federation OEV has finally decided to stand its ground and insist that all outstanding issues be resolved prior to passing the framework bill through parliament.
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. Marcuard's Market update by GaveKal Dragonomics By Charles Gave Back in 1947, war was over but a ruined European economy needed full-scale reconstruction. The US government was in the driver’s seat and a remarkable generation of public servants rose to the occasion. Their macroeconomic challenge lay in the beggar-thy-neighbour dynamic racking the continent. A
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