Market & InvestmentForeign capital in Cyprus property: what the €17.97 billion figure does—and does not—tell us
Investment stock is a different measure from annual home purchases in Cyprus.
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Market & InvestmentInvestment stock is a different measure from annual home purchases in Cyprus.
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Projects & DevelopmentThree subprojects, adjoining land and the sequence of institutional decisions, studies and infrastructure. What the roadmap’s preliminary ±50% estimate means.
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Projects & DevelopmentInstallation began in Engomi’s area 9 on 2 November. Latsia and Lakatamia follow, while alerts require a digitised water account and registration on the district organisation’s portal.
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Projects & Development3 BY ARK proposes three homes, furnished delivery and a penthouse with a pool. Specifications, management arrangements and conflicting delivery dates need checking before an agreement.
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HousingThe 28 September price list, current availability and the construction update show different aspects of Askanis’s residential development.
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Commercial PropertyKlimona plans an 11,000 sq m complex in Agios Sylas for industrial, storage and other business uses. The scale and proposed facilities.
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HousingA technical reading of the off-plan proposal for 18 homes in Prodromos: heating, energy rating, communal facilities and private amenities by unit type.
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Hotels & HospitalityColumbia Beach Resort in Pissouri has announced two Global Winner titles at the LUXE Global Awards 2026, in the Beach Resort and Spa and Sustainable Resort categories.
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Hotels & HospitalityAirbnb’s revenue grew 19%. How occupancy, the single fee and operating expenses shape what a property owner keeps.
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Architecture & LivingBenjamin Moore’s latest choice opens a conversation about colour, light and materials: where it can work and how to test it before making a major change.
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MARKET & INVESTMENTSales contracts provide a useful starting point. The investment question is how the national picture relates to a particular property, neighbourhood and delivery date.
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HOTELS & HOSPITALITYAn existing hotel can be a starting point for a new hospitality proposition. The challenge is to connect architectural ambition with the way the property will work.
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DEVELOPMENT & REUSEThe former Londa Hotel in Germasogeia is being repositioned as homes with hotel-style services. The change makes the building’s new use as important as its seafront setting.
Read the analysis ↗A good property decision begins with the specific unit and its documents. Identify the seller, what is being sold, the relevant plans, the approval stage and any obligations attached to the property. Keep marketing material, approved drawings and contractual commitments distinct.
Ask your own lawyer and technical adviser to check the file before you commit. Include taxes, professional fees, financing, common expenses and future maintenance in the budget. For a development sold before completion, distinguish an expected delivery date from the terms that will actually govern delay and handover.
Full guide in Greek ↗Compare the full monthly cost and the conditions of occupation. Clarify common charges, utilities, the deposit, maintenance responsibilities and the duration of the tenancy. Record the condition of the property at handover, including meter readings and the keys provided.
An inventory and dated photographs create a shared reference for the beginning of the tenancy. Read the terms on notice, renewal, repairs and return of the deposit before signing. The individual contract and the property’s legal circumstances matter; an attractive listing does not answer those questions.
Full guide in Greek ↗The advertised rent is not the same as the income left to the owner. Include periods without a tenant, management, repairs, insurance, common expenses and financing where applicable. Compare the resulting cash flow with the full cost of acquiring and preparing the property.
Test more than one scenario for rent, occupancy and expenditure. Keep asking prices separate from completed transactions, and check that comparable properties are genuinely similar in location, use and condition. A stated yield needs clear assumptions; it is not a promise of future performance.
Full guide in Greek ↗A property needs a continuing plan for inspections, repairs and shared costs. Keep records of recurring expenses, warranties, contracts and works. In a shared building, identify the common areas, the decision process and each owner’s responsibilities.
Prioritise the condition of the building and necessary repairs before a cosmetic redesign. An organised maintenance record helps explain both the property’s current condition and the obligations a future buyer or tenant will inherit. Seek technical advice for problems that require inspection rather than a visual estimate.
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[email protected]Prepared with AI-assisted translation and checked against the Greek source. Specialist terms and individual transactions require the appropriate professional review.
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