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Cyprus property statistics: building permits to Oct 2007

The Cyprus Statistical Service (CySTAT) has announced that the number of building permits authorised by the Municipal Authorities and the District Administration offices during October 2007 stood at 797.

The total value of these permits reached CYP 144.4 million and the total area 318.1 thousand square metres. These building permits provide for the construction of 1,775 dwelling units.

During the period January – October 2007, 7,963 building permits were issued, registering a decrease of 0.75% compared to the corresponding period of the previous year. The total value of these permits increased by 16.2% and the total area by 5.3%. ?he number of dwelling units recorded a rise of 7.1%.

The chart below has been produced using the figures provided by CySTAT. Although the number of permits issued in Ammochostos (Famagusta), Larnaca and Limassol have increased, the numbers issued in Paphos and Nicosia have decreased.

Cyprus Property Statistics October 2007

 

 

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