Cyprus building permits fell 15% in early 2025, but project value rose to €1.46B with more housing units approved reports ...

The UK government and Cypriot officials warn Brits to avoid buying property in northern Cyprus due to disputed ownership and ...

What impact will Cyprus’ new foreign investment bill have on real estate? Experts warn of delays, uncertainty, and risks for ...

Cyprus revokes citizenship of 150 individuals linked to the 'Golden Passport' scheme as former senior officials facing trial ...

Urban development in Larnaca is accelerating at record speed in 2025, with planning applications rising by 53% compared to last year. The growth is driven by released land in Livadia, Oroklini and ...

Following yesterday's report that property sales in Cyprus declined by 1% in August, the Department of Lands and Surveys released a more detailed analysis ...

Cyprus is rapidly gaining ground as one of Europe’s most promising business destinations, ranking among the top five countries for entrepreneurs relocating from abroad. According to William Russell’s ...

Environmental approval paves the way for two major residential developments in Paphos, with €30m invested in more than 125 new homes, pools, gyms, and green spaces, highlighting the district’s growing ...

During the second quarter of 2023, a further increase was recorded in the prices of residential properties (with apartments leading ahead of houses) offices and warehouses, while the prices of retail ...

In a significant move to tackle the ongoing housing shortage, the Cabinet on Wednesday approved key amendments to a special incentives scheme aimed at increasing the supply of affordable homes. The ...

Cyprus is revoking hundreds of citizenships granted under its once-lucrative Citizenship by Investment Programme (CIP), revealing how criminals and fraudsters exploited loopholes to obtain “golden ...

The latest RICS Cyprus Property Price Index with KPMG shows a stabilising real estate market in Q2 2025, with moderate gains in housing, rentals, and leisure properties, while shops continue to lag ...