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Cyprus protest saves new projects

Following last weeks protest outside the Paphos town hall by Alpha Panareti, the Cyprus government has approved several of their construction projects including a mini-marina and solar energy system.

Developers warn of layoffs

Around 600 staff from Cypriot development company Alpha Panareti held a protest outside the Paphos town hall over bureaucratic delays in government departments that could result in staff layoffs.

Report on destruction of sea caves at Paphos

As well as causing irreparable damage to the sea cave rock formations at Peyia in Paphos, large pipes have also been laid going into the sea. Inspectors need to visit Chlorakas, Peyia, Emba and Kissonerga on a daily basis and carry out extensive checks.

Title Deed legislation too late for Paphos home ‘owners’

The Cyprus Interior Minister’s insistence that property investment in Cyprus is safe is of little comfort to a number of property buyers in Paphos whose developer has gone into liquidation and who face losing their homes.

Paphos timeshare touts get violent

More than 18 months ago the Cypriot authorities were reported to be cracking down on timeshare touts operating in Paphos. But it seems they have made little headway as instances of violence are now being reported.

Sea caves destroyed by developer

Developers in Cyprus are causing irreparable damage to the natural environment and seem intent on destroying the very reasons people come to live on the island in their endless quest for money.

Paphos timeshare touts out of control

Aggressive timeshare touts in Paphos are hassling guests inside top-class hotels along the seafront in a desperate attempt to drum up new business.

Cyprus title deed seminar

A Title Deed seminar is being organised by CPAG where courses of action that buyers may take to secure full legal ownership of their property will be discussed.

Cyprus property companies on brink of bankruptcy

A 20 to 30 per cent cut in the old prices, which were too high, could stimulate some interest from people and get the stagnant property market moving; at lower prices, the banks could also become more willing to offer housing loans to buyers.

British pensioners in Cyprus feel the squeeze

THE GLOBAL economic downturn and the collapse of the British pound are having an enormous impact on the retired...

Cyprus lawyer at centre of protest replies

FOTOS PITTADJIS, the lawyer at the centre of yesterday's peaceful protest in Paphos, has given his side of the...

Cyprus protesters take to the streets

Earlier today a group of around 100 Cypriots and expatriates mounted a peaceful protest outside the new Paphos offices of the law firm Fotos Pittadjis.

Paphos building contractors sound alarm bells

Building contractors in Paphos sounded the alarm for increased unemployment in the construction sector due to lower activity. In...

Paphos marina on hold

A LEGAL battle has erupted over the tendering process for the new Paphos marina at Potima Bay area of...

Larnaca, Paphos and Limassol marinas delayed

ACCORDING to reports in the local press work on three new marinas in Cyprus has been delayed. The marinas...

Top 41 water saving tips from Paphos

Cyprus is suffering a water shortage crisis with many towns and villages being cut off for a number of...

Paphos marina coming soon

IN a hotly contested bidding contest between 'Leptos' and 'Aristo' (whose chairman is also the new chairman of the...

Crackdown on timeshare touts

Authorities appear determined to crack down on Cyprus property timeshare touts, in a bid to stamp out the soliciting...

Police Investigating Fraud Claims over Paphos Development

POLICE are investigating a series of complaints against a developer accused of taking close to three million pounds from...

Paphos Property Developer Charged and Released

A PAPHOS property developer who was arrested last Friday and remanded in custody on suspicion of obtaining money from...

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