The Management Committee of a Larnaca apartment complex has raised a series of complaints, alleging illegal electricity and water connections, apartments being used without owners' consent, overcrowded and unauthorised occupation, and threats against committee members.
In a statement dated 2...
Cyprus property owners are facing another dose of parliamentary déjà vu as MPs reopen long-running discussions over jointly-owned buildings, with proposed legislation dating back...
The Cyprus government is committed to transferring responsibility for managing jointly-owned buildings from the Department of Lands and Surveys to the District Local Government...
Cyprus is preparing to give authorities stronger powers to tackle dangerous buildings, with property owners potentially facing repair bills, fines and even demolition orders.
The...
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...
Legislation covering jointly owned residential buildings and unsafe properties will become the top priority of Cyprus' Parliamentary Committee on Interior Affairs when Parliament returns...
Nearly a month after authorities applied for a court order to evacuate the Seagate apartment complex in the Germasogeia tourist area of Limassol, no...
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...
Larnaca District Local Government Organisation (DLGO) has warned that owners of property in Cyprus bear sole responsibility for dangerous and unsafe buildings, underlining that...
The Cyprus Land & Property Owners Association (KSIA) has joined calls for urgent reforms to deal with the growing issue of dangerous buildings.
In a...
