The way the electricity cost is going up and is ever increasing in Cyprus, the reduction of the cost of electricity is becoming a major issue. To this end the government is
Developers embrace government incentives for affordable housing Developers in Cyprus have welcomed the Cabinet’s approval of a set of incentives for the construction of affordable housing units, promising a dynamic shift in
It is rarely that my articles praise civil servants in Cyprus. The failings of the public services are well known and reported regularly in the media, but there are some noticeable exceptions.
In the U.S., the 30-year fixed mortgage rate ticked down to 7.1% in the first half of December. While still more than double the rate as recently as early 2022, it is
A new property tax was introduced in February 2021, but because of a mess up at the House of Representatives, the tax was actually introduced in October 2022 and refers to a
Data’s transformative role in real estate offers growth and efficiency opportunities in an ever-evolving industry By Thomas Dimopoulos The integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in real estate and more specifically in
Market insiders warn the economy could be overheating, as the island looks like an extensive construction site, driven by the multitude of projects powered by Israeli investment despite the Hamas war. They
Cyprus’ real estate market is not showing any signs of slowing down, fueled by foreign buyers, as 2023 is close to becoming the best year since 2008 when a global property crisis
Notwithstanding that approximately 40% of the surface land area in Cyprus is covered by forest, trees and bushes, our island needs to be greener, particularly with our water shortage situation. The Ministry
Across Cyprus in Q3 2023, annual prices increased by 12.2% for apartments, 4.6% for houses, 4.4% for offices, 1.2% for retail, 8.8% for holiday flats, and 3.7% for holiday homes, but decreased
