Property

Employment in Cyprus’ construction sector grows to 39,700 workers amid sustained industry demand Cyprus’ construction sector recorded strong growth in 2024, with value added rising by 10.7 per cent and production expanding across ...

Cyprus’ construction material prices rose further in June, driven by sharp increases in aluminium, plastics and electrical fixtures, according to figures released by the Statistical Service (Cystat) on Monday. The ...

Cyprus’ pledge to deliver 10,000 new homes marks an important step towards tackling the country’s housing challenges, but meaningful progress will ultimately depend on whether the country can create the ...

Home to some of Europe’s most spectacular beaches, Protaras has long been one of Cyprus’ most sought-after destinations for those dreaming of owning a holiday home by the sea. ...

Construction employers’ association Oseok has condemned illegal practices by any contractor or business operating in Cyprus’ construction sector, while warning that the industry continues to face a severe shortage of ...

Planning and permitting delays can add around €60,000 to the average price of a new apartment in Cyprus, without increasing a developer’s profit by a single euro.  According to Yiannis ...

Cyprus continues to draw international buyers thanks to its climate, EU membership, and residency-linked investment programs. But when you’re buying property in a foreign country, choosing which developer to ...

Nicosia continues to offer apartment prices well below those seen across much of western Europe, while neighbouring Athens remains one of Europe’s most affordable capitals despite years of strong ...

The legislation protecting trapped buyers was enacted to remedy a serious and long-standing distortion in the real estate market. Many purchasers, despite having paid the purchase price in full and ...

Cyprus’ Scientific and Technical Chamber (Etek) has called for immediate measures to tackle severe labour shortages in the construction sector during a meeting with the labour minister, warning that the ...

Cyprus has just recorded the strongest half-year in the history of its property market. Between January and June, buyers deposited 10,007 contracts of sale at District Land Offices — 14.6% more than a ...

Cyprus’ presidency of the Council of the European Union helped strengthen momentum for a more coordinated European housing policy while advancing legislation on civil protection, Interior Minister Constantinos Ioannou said ...

Cyprus’ property market is evolving beyond a single national narrative, with regional differences, affordability pressures and changing buyer priorities increasingly defining its direction. At the same time, policymakers and industry ...

Cyprus’ real estate sector has entered a defining period. Demand is no longer shaped only by location, square metres or proximity to the sea. Today’s buyers, residents and investors ...

Limassol has never been a city that stands still. Ships entering the port, families walking the seafront, traders opening their shops, children growing up around the old neighbourhoods, people leaving ...

Standing outside Neocleous Tower, the first thing you notice is the space around it. The public square, which guides visitors to the building itself, is an increasingly rare feature in ...

Cyprus recorded a sharp increase in building activity during the first quarter of 2026, with the state statistical service (Cystat) reporting that the number of building permits issued rose by a ...

Cyprus has built fast over the past decade. Towers have gone up, neighbourhoods have changed and real estate has become one of the island’s most visible growth stories. But ...

Cyprus recorded a return to growth in house sales in 2025, with transactions rising by 3.8 per cent, according to Eurostat data covering EU housing market trends across member states. The increase ...

Cyprus’ construction sector recorded a modest annual growth of 0.7 per cent in production and a more noticeable rise of 4.7 per cent in output prices during the first quarter of 2026, according ...

Some destinations are remembered for where they are. Others for how they make us feel. Life by the Mediterranean has a quality of its own. Defined by light, open horizons ...

There is something different about waking up near the sea when life around you actually supports slowing down a little. No long drives for coffee. No packed tourist streets outside ...

The protection of immovable property is a fundamental principle of Cypriot law. Trespass upon land constitutes a serious infringement of the right to possession and enjoyment of property and entitles ...

In Cyprus, we build for survival. For summer. Hands up. Who’s in the UK right now? I bet you’re missing Cyprus! Not for the halloumi or the sea ...