Nigel Howarth

Parliament reopens debate on foreign property ownership in Cyprus

Parliament's Interior Committee is bringing back four proposals deferred during the previous parliamentary term, with changes aimed at tightening rules on foreign property ownership...

Cyprus could gain powers to target short lets in housing hotspots

Cyprus could soon have firmer legal backing to change its short-let rules to restrict Airbnb-style rentals in areas facing proven housing pressure. But any...

Cyprus developers urge action on unsafe & jointly-owned buildings

Cyprus must make meaningful progress on unsafe and jointly-owned buildings during the new parliamentary session, according to the Property Developers Association (CPDA). The association...

Could a tenant reliability register fix the Cyprus rental market?

After many years in the property sector, I have seen Cyprus' real estate market go through many cycles. I have experienced economic downturns, managed...

Foreign buyers take a bigger share of Cyprus property market

Foreign buyers are continuing to strengthen their position in the Cyprus property market, with international demand growing faster than the market overall, according to...

Cyprus housing crisis: the lost decade of homebuilding

The Cyprus housing crisis did not begin with today's soaring property prices. It began when the country stopped building and, more than a decade...

Fasouri School master plan moves forward in Limassol

A major education and sports development known as Fasouri Academy and Sports Hub has reached the planning stage in Cyprus. The master plan has been...

Proposed Akamas housing projects could deliver 89 villas

Three proposed Akamas housing projects worth a combined €46 million could deliver 89 new villas in the Akamas area of Cyprus. The projects are at...

Cyprus property market: Q2 2026 update

The Cyprus property market remained remarkably resilient in the second quarter of 2026, despite a more uncertain economic situation and geopolitical tensions in the...

Cyprus water crisis puts desalination plans under scrutiny

Cyprus is gaining some relief from its water crisis, but pressure on supplies remains high. Daily demand for drinking water can reach 300,000 cubic...

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