Maria Kokoridi

The 5% VAT reduction on primary residences: what changed in 2026

The purchase of a newly built property in Cyprus is subject to Value Added Tax at the standard rate of 19%. However, the VAT...

Cyprus 2026 property tax reforms: what buyers and sellers need to know

From 1 January 2026, Cyprus introduced a series of tax reforms that directly affect sale and purchase transactions of immovable property. These changes do...

Cancellation of the 5% VAT reduction on property

Buying a home in Cyprus comes with Value Added Tax (VAT) in some cases. To make home ownership more affordable, first-time buyers can benefit...

Understanding costs associated with property sale transactions

Selling immovable property in Cyprus offers a unique opportunity to engage with a very active real estate market. Whether you are selling a holiday...

Impact of the recent court’s ruling on “Trapped Buyers” in Cyprus

In 2015, the Parliament in Cyprus introduced the Law 139(I)/2015, commonly known as the "Trapped Buyers Law" to address issues faced by property buyers...

Essential Due Diligence

While buying property in Cyprus holds many opportunities, it also comes 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.

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