A new pocket of real estate is created, as Cypriots owning land in non-military areas inside the British Bases can sell or develop their property, following a milestone agreement between Cyprus and
By Panos Danos The knock-on effects of the coronavirus – widespread panic, quarantine, falling oil prices, and weakening oil-dependent currencies like the Russian ruble – are hitting the real estate market hard. The
Real estate prices in Germany have never, since the property price index began in 2004, increased as sharply as from 2019 to 2020, according to a new infographic from Kryptoszene.de, the cryptocurrency
By Panos Danos The effects of the pandemic on Cyprus real estate are intensifying as the uncertainty in conjunction with the government lockdown of the past three months has literally frozen the
I know there is an overload of information going around with multiple views (often quite contradictive). Some talk about slight growth decelerations in the economy, others talk about double-digit falls in GDP,
With approximately 40% of the land area in Cyprus covered by forest, trees and bushes, our island needs a lot more green, notwithstanding our water shortage situation. The Ministry of Agriculture is
We are wondering what to suggest to the estate agents/developers, who now have plenty of void time on their hands and books. We feel that this “dead” period of demand and no
Real estate sales recorded a sharp 33% drop in March, as the coronavirus pandemic takes its toll on the Cyprus property market. Data released by the land registry, shows Limassol and Paphos,
There are side-effects for real estate in Cyprus due to the coronavirus, the closing of airports and the expected reduction of income by the locals. Here is some of our experience over
When travelling on aeroplanes, the stewards go through the routine of explaining what the passengers should follow in the event of difficulty and when we hear “brace-brace”, we should follow a certain
