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Real estate prices expected to fall

Pundits in the real estate sector expect that property prices will continue to fall in 2015 but believe that interest from overseas buyers will continue due to incentives introduced by the government.

Property prices up to 9.6 per cent down

Property prices in Cyprus fell by up to 9.6 per cent year-on-year during the third quarter of 2014, according to the twentieth publication of the RICS Cyprus Property Price Index, with falls continuing in many parts of the island.

Property price falls slow

Property prices across Cyprus have recorded the smallest quarterly fall in the last five quarters (since March 2013) according to the Cyprus Central Bank Property Price Index for the second quarter of 2014.

Property prices continue to fall

Residential property prices across Cyprus continued to fall during the second quarter of 2014 with the greatest falls being recorded in Paphos where apartment and house prices fell by 2.8% and 2.1% respectively.

Property prices in decline four and a half years

The RICS Cyprus Property Price Index has recorded a steady decline in the prices of residential houses and apartments across the island since its introduction in the last quarter of 2009.

Third largest price falls in EU

Cyprus recorded the third largest annual decline in house prices in the EU during the first quarter of 2014, according to data released Thursday by Eurostat, with prices falling by 5.7 per cent.

Property prices at 2006 levels

Property prices in Cyprus have fallen back to levels last seen towards the end of 2006 according to the latest quarterly Residential Property Price Index released by the Central Bank of Cyprus.

Dramatic fall in Cyprus property prices

Over the past year residential house prices in Cyprus have fallen by 7.8 per cent while apartment prices have fallen 10.7 per cent, according the RICS Cyprus Property Price Index for Q1 2014.

Fourth highest fall in house prices

Although house prices have gone through the roof in most of the 52 countries listed in the latest IMF Global Housing Watch report, house prices in Cyprus suffered the fourth highest fall.

Second largest price fall in EU

Residential property in Cyprus recorded the second largest price fall in the EU 28 and the biggest price fall in the Eurozone annually according to a Eurostat report published yesterday.

Property prices set to rise says sales director

Director of sales at BuySell Cyprus Chris Hajikyriacou believes that property prices have bottomed out and should start to rise, warning that if you don't buy now, you're going to miss the boat.

Property prices keep falling

The fourth quarter of 2013 saw the fall in residential property values continue in many areas of Cyprus with prices of houses and apartments falling by an average of 1.6% and 0.5% respectively over the quarter.

House prices down by 1.3 per cent

House prices in the euro zone were down by 1.3% in the third quarter of 2013, according to new figures from Eurostat, the EU statistics agency, with Cyprus one of the countries with the largest falls.

Property prices continue to fall in most areas

The third quarter of 2013 saw property prices fall across most of Cyprus with apartment and house values in Famagusta increasing marginally over the quarter giving hope that prices there may be stabilising.

Law of supply and demand will take care of prices

The law of demand and supply will take care of rental and sale prices of property much better than politicians would ever do. The market will adjust to the new economic conditions.

Prices falling for three and a half years

Since its introduction more than three and a half years ago, the RICS Cyprus Property Price Index has recorded a steady decline in the price of residential properties across the island.

Property price corrections are slow

Although property prices in Cyprus have fallen in recent times, the reductions are relatively small compared to the large price corrections that have taken place in other "memorandum" countries.

Severe property slump grips the island

The second quarter of 2013 saw property prices across Cyprus experience one of their sharpest falls in recent years as a consequence of decisions taken by the Eurogroup on 15th and 27th March.

Why have construction output prices not fallen?

Although output in the island's construction sector is around one quarter of it what it was twelve years ago, output prices have taken a long time to respond, falling by only 0.4 per cent in 2012.

Price falls continue as uncertainty grows

Property prices in Cyprus continued to fall during the fourth quarter of 2012 according to the RICS Cyprus Property Price Index amid the worsening state of the economy and growing uncertainty.

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