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Cypriot developers must address issues to compete internationally

To compete in the international property market, Cypriot developers must address issues such as escrow deposits, Title Deeds, planning and bank guarantees.

Cyprus Interior Minister’s Statement on Title Deeds

Effective and comprehensive measures are introduced to solve the problem of Title Deeds in Cyprus - Minister of the Interior Mr Neoclis Sylikiotis - 22nd July, 2009

Cyprus market at risk from unsold houses

The ever increasing number of unsold apartments and houses in Cyprus is placing a heavy financial burden on the developers. As well as having to service their mortgages, developers have to pay for the maintenance and upkeep of their unsold properties.

Cyprus property sales stage slight recovery

Figures published by the Land Registry report that the number of properties sold during June fell by 45.7%, taking the first six months decline to 58.3% compared to last year.

Stagnant construction & property sector

Cyprus is not Europe. In many European countries the situation is bleak as activity and prices have plunged to levels that leave little room for hope.

Property tax revenues crash

The amount of Capital Gains Tax collected, the majority of which results from the sale of property, crashed to just €15.1 million from the €90.1 million collected during the same period last year; a drop of more than €75 million

Supreme Court rules town planning council illegal

The Court's ruling has created chaos in the Cyprus property market causing prices to collapse in many areas.

Property businesses expect increased domestic demand

Those in the property business anticipate that improvements in market conditions may lead to an increase in domestic demand.

Cyprus government revenues cut by property market crisis

The unprecedented crisis in the Cyprus property market and the problems faced by businesses have pushed government revenues down sharply.

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...

Credit crunch drives ex-pats home

PENSIONERS who moved to a dream life in Cyprus say they are being left financially crippled by the pound's...

Credit crunch hits property market

THE credit crunch is hitting the property market in the Paphos region of Cyprus. Other businesses are also being...

Cyprus property sector should not expect help in crisis

ECONOMISTS and even a government official yesterday scoffed at any notion of state help if the Cyprus property market...

Planning: amnesty & development proposals

WE understand that a bill concerning an amnesty for property owners who have committed urban planning violations will be...

Cluttons comes to Cyprus

Cluttons, the London based partnership of surveyors, has announced that it is extending its presence in the Mediterranean basin...

VAT on building plots from January 2009

We have just learnt that the EU does not intend to grant Cyprus a further postponement regarding the introduction...

Cyprus property market: crisis expands

A new StockWatch survey among twenty developers and real estate agents carried out last week shows that the crisis...

Cyprus banks impose stricter borrowing measures

RISKS lurking in the Cyprus property market are forcing domestic banks to take stricter borrowing measures to limit their...

Real estate agents concerned over Cyprus property prices

According to the Pancyprian Association of Real Estate Agents the slump in Cyprus property prices has now spread from...

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