Cyprus Property News

A new high-rise business complex is now underway in the heart of Limassol, replacing the former Curium Palace Hotel. The project will combine office a..

A detailed breakdown of monthly living expenses in Cyprus for a family of 2-3 people in 2025. Utilities, groceries, internet, water, waste fees, and e..

Demand for Cyprus luxury real estate continues to grow in 2025. International buyers are actively acquiring villas in Limassol, Paphos, and coastal ar..

In October 2025, Cyprus recorded a rise in new loans and deposits. Households continued to borrow actively, while businesses showed caution. Deposits ..

Cyprus is moving closer to abolishing stamp duty, a tax many consider outdated. Business groups, legal experts and MPs all support a full repeal, argu..

The potential inclusion of Cyprus in the Schengen Area is already shifting expectations in the real estate market. Popular resort regions such as Lima..

Recent updates to Cyprus visa regulations have noticeably shifted real estate demand. Some buyers are becoming more cautious, while investors, on the ..

Recent market reports confirm a noticeable surge in activity in Cyprus’s premium property segment. Limassol stands out the most, with coastal projects..

Smart technologies are becoming the standard in new developments in Cyprus, with global spending on the sector surpassing $170 billion. At the same ti..

A long overlooked loophole in Cyprus’s reduced VAT scheme is allowing buyers to avoid the standard 19% VAT, draining more than €100 million from the s..

Tighter taxation in Spain and other EU countries is making Cyprus more attractive for international investors. The low 12.5% corporate tax and permane..

Israeli buyers are rapidly acquiring property in Larnaca, Limassol and Paphos through golden visa schemes, forming closed enclaves and pushing prices ..