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The declining Cyprus property market

Further details on the declining Cyprus property market were revealed today in new statistics published by the Department of Lands and Surveys showing that the number of overseas buyers continues to fall.

Great Cyprus property crash continues in 2013

Property sales in Cyprus are on course to set an all-time record low in 2013 with sales in January down by more than 50 per cent on the corresponding month last year, posting the lowest monthly figure on record.

Sales in 2012 plummet to record low

The number of properties sold in Cyprus fell to a record low in 2012 with local pundits predicting that this year will be worse than last, while the Financial Mirror concludes that 2013 will be another "Annus Horribilis".

Domestic sales tumble

Sales of property in Cyprus to the domestic market during December fell more than 40 per cent compared with December 2011, while sales over the year were at their lowest level this century.

Are overseas buyers returning?

For the second month in succession, the number of properties sold to overseas buyers increased in December with properties in Paphos accounting for 50 per cent of sales to non-Cypriots.

Signs of recovery in overseas sales

Efforts to promote Cyprus into new markets seem to be paying dividends as the number of properties bought by non-Cypriots jumped in November although some have complained of paying grossly inflated prices.

Decline in property sales slows

Although the number of properties being sold in Cyprus continues to fall, sales in Paphos and Larnaca increased in November and the overall rate of decline is the lowest in recent months.

Cyprus property sales continue downward spiral

Property sales in Cyprus continued to decline in October with overall sales falling more than 20 per cent compared with October 2011, but there are some signs that the downward trend may be starting to slow.

Tax hike may trigger land sales

The government's proposed changes to immovable property taxation may encourage property developers to sell their land banks rather than sitting on them, according to a lead consultant.

Luxury property sales weathering the storm

New research indicates that the high-end luxury market for property in Cyprus is weathering the storm with sales in Limassol doing particularly well compared to other parts of the island.

No let-up in catastrophic sales downturn

September sales figures from the Cyprus Department of Lands and Surveys show that the number of properties sold across the island continues to fall with overall sales declining by more than a quarter.

Property sales down 40 per cent

There is still no end in sight to the catastrophic downturn in the Cyprus housing market with real estate sales during August plummeting 40 per cent to reach a new all-time monthly low.

Property sales plunge to new depths

The number of properties sold in Cyprus in July plunged to new depths, with the number of contracts of sale deposited at Land Registry offices down more than 30 percent compared to July 2011.

Real estate sales falter in June

The number of properties sold in Cyprus during June weakened, with the total number of contracts of sale deposited at Land Registry offices down 8 percent compared with June 2011.

Property market shows encouraging signs

Property sales in Cyprus increased in May with the number of contracts deposited at Land Registries reaching their highest level since June 2010, raising expectations that a recovery may be underway.

No end in sight to the collapse in property sales

With the exception of January, when sales improved compared with January 2011, property sales in Cyprus have been shrinking for the past 22 months with no signs of a recovery in the foreseeable future.

Overseas property sales continue to shrink

Overseas investment in the Cyprus real estate market continues to dwindle with the number of sales falling a quarter during the first three months of 2012 compared to the same period last year.

Home sales continue slide despite incentives

Despite cuts in VAT and transfer taxes, and revised laws designed to improve consumer protection, the number of properties being sold in Cyprus is continuing to decline according to government figures.

Property sales in Cyprus tumble after a promising start

The number of properties sold in Cyprus during February fell 26 percent compared with the number sold in February 2011, after having risen in January for the first time in nineteen months.

Domestic sales improve – overseas sales decline

Although the number of properties sold to Cypriot buyers improved for a second consecutive month in January, there is still no sign of a recovery in the Island's overseas property market where the number of sales continues to decline.

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