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Cyprus property market faces fresh pressures despite growth

The Cyprus property market remains strong, with sales holding steady and the value of transactions rising. But significant weaknesses...

Larnaca leads Cyprus property market as apartments outperform

Cyprus property prices continued to rise in the second quarter of 2026, with Larnaca emerging as the strongest-performing district...

Who bought property in Cyprus? August 2026 deals revealed

Earlier today, the Department of Lands and Surveys published its latest analysis of Cyprus property sales, showing who bought...

Jointly-owned building law scandal: how much longer will it take?

Cyprus property owners are facing another dose of parliamentary déjà vu as MPs reopen long-running discussions over jointly-owned buildings,...

Cyprus to tighten golden visa rules ahead of Schengen move

Cyprus plans to tighten its golden visa scheme ahead of joining the Schengen area, the Deputy Minister for Migration...

Why Cyprus needs a new regulatory framework for property developers

Buying a property is one of the biggest financial decisions most people will make. It is therefore reasonable for...

Cyprus building permits soar 21% led by new homes

Cyprus saw a sharp rise in building activity in May, with the number of authorised building permits climbing by...

Cyprus justice delays weigh on economy and property investment

The EU Justice Scoreboard 2026 has once again exposed one of Cyprus' most persistent structural weaknesses. Despite years of...
Essential Information for Buyers and Investors

Comprehensive Due Diligence

Buying property in Cyprus can come with risks. Carrying out due diligence before signing a sale agreement is essential to safeguard your investment, avoid legal complications, and ensure peace of mind.

Online Transfer Fee Calculator

Transfer fees are charged by the Department of Lands and Surveys (DLS) when the full legal ownership of a property is transferred to the purchaser. (In some cases, this can take many years.)

Online Capital Gains Tax Calculator

Capital Gains Tax (CGT) is generally 20% on the taxable gain from selling immovable property - and it can also apply to certain disposals of shares in companies holding real estate located on the island.

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