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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. The group says...

Jointly owned and dangerous buildings take top priority

Legislation covering jointly owned residential buildings and unsafe properties will become the top priority of Cyprus' Parliamentary Committee on Interior Affairs when Parliament returns...

Legal delays holdup evacuation of unsafe Limassol apartment block

Nearly a month after authorities applied for a court order to evacuate the Seagate apartment complex in the Germasogeia tourist area of Limassol, no...

Cyprus jointly owned building reform can no longer wait

The election of Cyprus' new House of Representatives marks the beginning of a fresh parliamentary term and presents an opportunity to advance long-awaited reforms...

Jointly owned buildings need immediate and decisive action

The collapse of a building in Limassol that claimed the lives of two people has once again exposed the long-standing weaknesses in the management...

Property owners liable for unsafe buildings & consequences

Larnaca District Local Government Organisation (DLGO) has warned that owners of property in Cyprus bear sole responsibility for dangerous and unsafe buildings, underlining that...

KSIA joins calls for urgent dangerous buildings reform

The Cyprus Land & Property Owners Association (KSIA) has joined calls for urgent reforms to deal with the growing issue of dangerous buildings. In a...

Developers urge immediate reform of jointly-owned buildings law

Two weeks after a building collapsed in Limassol, claiming the lives of two residents, Cyprus' property sector is renewing calls for urgent legislative reform...

Limassol warns building owners over safety risks after collapse

The Limassol District Local Government Organisation (DLGO) has issued a fresh public warning to building owners and property management committees, urging them to carry...

DLGOs criticise handling of dangerous & jointly-owned buildings

District Local Government Organisations (DLGOs) in Cyprus have criticised how issues around buildings are being handled, especially when it comes to jointly-owned buildings such...

Fatal collapse exposes property management failures

The recent building collapse in Germasogeia, which claimed two lives, has highlighted the growing risks associated with poorly managed residential blocks across Cyprus. The...

Jointly-owned buildings bill delayed as disputes persist

Thousands of jointly-owned buildings residents remain effectively unprotected as long-standing problems persist, while the long-awaited revision of the legislative framework governing jointly-owned buildings faces...

Revision of Cypriot legislation on common property & property transfers: new obligations & restrictions

The Cypriot Parliament is facing significant changes in legislation concerning jointly-owned buildings and property transfers, with the aim of addressing serious problems related to...

Why you shouldn’t ask ChatGPT about Communal Fees

Owners of units in Jointly Owned Buildings, such as apartments and other complexes with shared facilities are required by law to contribute towards the...

Owners of unsafe buildings face higher fines and legal action

A new bill has been introduced in the Cypriot Parliament aiming to crack down on property owners who fail to maintain unsafe buildings, following...

Jointly-owned buildings: Cyprus’ controversial bill under fire

Cyprus' plan to overhaul how jointly-owned buildings are managed is facing strong resistance from the country's five District Local Government Organisations (DLGOs) argue the...

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