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Residential real estate in Cyprus covers apartments, villas, townhouses, maisonettes, village houses, and purpose-built student and retirement housing. Prices rose 7.5% in the year to Q1 2026, and the Land...
Buying real estate in Cyprus follows eight legal steps, from due diligence to title registration at the Department of Lands and Surveys, and takes 2 to 4 months. Transfer fees...
Off-plan property in Cyprus gives buyers below-completion prices, staged payments tied to construction milestones, and Land Registry protection under the Specific Performance Law. Developers price early-phase units up to 20%...
In Cyprus, freehold title confers absolute ownership on the buyer, which is registered with the Department of Lands and Surveys. At the same time, leasehold grants the right to occupy...
Leasehold property in Cyprus is governed by the Immovable Property (Tenure, Registration and Valuation) Law, Chapter 224, which primarily applies to commercial real estate, municipal land, and church assets. Leases...
Freehold property in Cyprus grants outright, permanent ownership of immovable property, recorded by the Department of Lands and Surveys. Buyers secure long-term control, inheritance rights, and resale flexibility through registered...
Selling property in Cyprus runs through six steps, from pricing and preparing the property to transferring the title deed at the District Land Registry. Sellers pay capital gains tax at...
Cyprus real estate is divided into four property types: residential, commercial, tourism-related, and land. Investors access them directly or through REITs, development projects, and mixed-use schemes. Buyers weigh purchase price,...
Property management in Cyprus covers four property categories (residential, commercial, holiday, and communal) and a defined set of functions: tenant screening, rent collection, lease management, inspections, financial reporting, legal compliance,...
Real estate investment in Cyprus encompasses residential, commercial, land, and hospitality properties purchased for rental income, capital appreciation, or resale. This guide explains the benefits, property types, key locations across...
Cyprus charges VAT on new residential properties and building land, not on resales. The standard rate is 19%. Individual buyers purchasing a primary residence can qualify for a reduced 5%...
Buying real estate in Cyprus requires understanding immovable property law under the Cap. 224 and Cap. 109, ownership types including freehold, leasehold, and shared ownership, and how properties are valued...
Cyprus grants permanent residence to non-EU nationals who invest at least €300,000 in qualifying assets and demonstrate secured annual income of at least €50,000 from outside Cyprus. The permit is...
Cyprus entered a real estate stabilisation phase in 2026, with the House Price Index flat at 146.86 points while transaction volume rose 4 per cent to 25,600 deals and value...
Cyprus permanent residency grants non-EU nationals the right to live in Cyprus indefinitely and is administered by the Civil Registry and Migration Department under the Aliens and Immigration Law. It...