In-depth, expert-written guidance on buying, investing, taxes, residency and living in Cyprus — updated regularly as the market evolves.
Property in the north of Cyprus may be cheaper, but title-deed risks, unresolved legal disputes, and lack of international recognition create a legal minefield for buyers.
Read MoreA practical guide to the legal and financial aspects of inheriting property in Cyprus, covering succession laws, will requirements, probate procedures and associated costs.
Read MoreCyprus is considering reforms to tackle unpaid communal fees in jointly owned buildings, including a potential requirement to clear debts before selling. A new €20 annual charge per unit is also proposed to fund oversight.
Read MoreNon-EU nationals buying property in Cyprus may require special approval from the Council of Ministers. This article explains when permission is needed and how to apply.
Read MoreNavigating the Cyprus property market requires understanding the Contract of Sale. This essential document outlines the terms of your purchase, including crucial steps like deposit payments, stamping, and registration.
Read MoreBuying property in Cyprus without an independent lawyer exposes you to risks like title deed delays, hidden charges, and contract pitfalls. Learn why legal representation is crucial.
Read MoreA title deed is the core proof of ownership in Cyprus. This guide explains what deeds show, how to verify them, and the warning signs buyers should never ignore.
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