Reports written by Charles Charalambous

Critics fear impact of Cyprus marina project in Limassol

Critics fear impact of Cyprus marina project in Limassol

Critics of one of Cyprus’ largest infrastructure schemes, the luxury marina project at Limassol, have concerns over its financial and environmental impact and fear that it will throw the harbour’s little guys overboard.

Property buyers rights to be strengthened by new law

Property buyers rights to be strengthened by new law

The Cyprus Interior Minister, Neoclis Sylikiotis, has asserted once again that the draft legislation currently under discussion is designed to strengthen the rights of property buyers and will create healthier conditions in the Island’s real estate market.

Interest groups doubtful on Title Deeds legislation

Interest groups doubtful on Title Deeds legislation

Property groups in Cyprus remain sceptical of the effectiveness of the Title Deed legislation being proposed by the Interior Minister Neoclis Sylikiotis following his briefing to them last evening.

Cyprus Minister confident about Title Deed changes

Cyprus Minister confident about Title Deed changes

The Interior Minister of the Republic of Cyprus, Neoclis Sylikiotis, is confident that the proposed Title Deed changes will work according to an interview in today’s Sunday Mail with Charles Charalambous.

Property group condemns Title Deeds laws

Property group condemns Title Deeds laws

Just how much damage to the economy, the image of Cyprus and people’s lives will have been caused before the Government shoulders its responsibilities and resolves the Title Deeds issue once and for all?

Dark days ahead for Cyprus

Dark days ahead for Cyprus

Businesses and households in Cyprus are facing the most difficult three years in the last thirty, according to the autumn forecasts released yesterday by the European Commission in Brussels.

Property buyers at risk as second developer collapses

Property buyers at risk as second developer collapses

More people face loosing their homes in Cyprus as a second property developer is liquidated. Buyers of A&G built properties without Title Deeds have been left at the mercy of the banks.

BuySell Cyprus sues Brit for selling his own house

BuySell Cyprus sues Brit for selling his own house

BuySell Cyprus Real Estate is suing a UK-based Briton for commission on the sale of his three bedroom house in Peyia even though he managed to sell it to a Greek Cypriot through his own efforts.

Cyprus law reforms are not a cure-all

Cyprus law reforms are not a cure-all

The legal reforms proposed by the Cyprus Interior Minister Neoclis Sylikiotis are not a cure-all solution to the many Title Deed problems. Those who have been deceived into buying mortgaged property will continue to remain at risk unless the Government acts to protect their interests.

Legal stakes raised in Cyprus Title Deed scandal

Legal stakes raised in Cyprus Title Deed scandal

A case about to come before the UK High Court in London against several Cypriot developers and lawyers could help to create a healthy property system in Cyprus according to Dr Katherine Alexander-Theodotou.

Sylikiotis shoots from the hip

Sylikiotis shoots from the hip

If some of the smaller developers are now close to bankruptcy, then allowing them to go bankrupt would send a clear message to the rest of the market.

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