In-depth, expert-written guidance on buying, investing, taxes, residency and living in Cyprus — updated regularly as the market evolves.
A Cyprus official warns that safety precautions are frequently ignored in smaller construction jobs, despite the same risks. The article explains implications for property buyers and investors.
Read MoreCyprus real estate chief warns that abandoned, unsafe and heritage buildings threaten lives, depress property values and block urban regeneration. Buyers and investors should be aware of the risks.
Read MoreResales of existing houses in Cyprus more than doubled in Q3 2026, with Paphos recording a 96% quarterly surge. The shift towards houses changed market composition, but experts warn against confusing transaction mix with price rises.
Read MoreTourism is a major driver of property demand in Cyprus, affecting coastal rentals, urban developments, and long-term investment trends. This article explains the key factors.
Read MoreUnderstand the main drivers of the Cyprus property market, including location appeal, infrastructure projects, legal reforms, and economic stability. Essential reading for buyers and investors.
Read MoreCyprus is tackling billions in non-performing loans through restructuring and negotiated settlements rather than foreclosures. A state scheme lets vulnerable homeowners stay as tenants, offering lessons for property buyers and investors.
Read MoreEU construction output rebounded in August 2026. Cyprus posted modest production growth but faced a 4.9% rise in costs. Off-plan sales surged 48.5% in Q3, driven by affordable homes.
Read MoreAlmost two-thirds of Cyprus off-plan property sales in Q3 2026 were priced below €300,000, with Limassol and Paphos gaining market share. The data helps buyers and developers identify where demand is strongest.
Read MoreCyprus property sales reached a record 1,681 contracts in September 2026, up 13% year-on-year. Nine-month total hits 14,969, with foreign buyers signing 42% of contracts. Larnaca leads growth at +29%, while Limassol remains the largest market.
Read MoreCyprus property transfers hit €3.72bn in the first nine months of 2026, with deposited sales contracts up 14% year-on-year. Limassol leads in value, Nicosia in transaction numbers.
Read MoreConstruction material prices in Cyprus rose again in September, with metals, plastics and electrical fixtures showing the strongest annual increases. Here is what the latest index means for property buyers and developers.
Read MoreWhere is the Cyprus property market heading in 2026? We look at price momentum, demand drivers and the segments and districts best positioned for the year ahead.
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