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26th April 2024
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A 16-storey tower in Germasogeia

A 71.7 metre tall, 16-storey tower called 'Mandarin Park' comprising a mixed development of commercial and residential properties is to be built in the Germasogia area of Limassol.

Group challenges Limassol high rise towers

The Ipatia Initiative group is taking court action to prevent the construction of the NEO high rise project in Limassol following an independent evaluation of the buildings on their quality of life and the project's environmental impact.

Highest property prices and rents in Limassol

Limassol is where rental and property prices are the highest in Cyprus according to a recent report by DANOS International Property Consultants (DANOS/BNPPRE) due to tourism and Airbnb-type rentals.

Limassol Aura high rise development

The construction of the 197 metre Aura high rise development in Limassol to be built on the present site of the Debenhams Olympia shopping centre on Limassol's coastal road should be completed by the end of 2022.

Limassol land registry operating like a free-for-all

The situation in the Limassol Land Registry is chaotic with complaints of dodgy practices, bogus claims for travel expenses and overtime pay, co-workers covering for each other, etc.

Warnings of further rent rises in Limassol

Further rent rises in Limassol are expected as thousands of construction workers needed to complete numerous projects will require accommodation in or near the city pushing rents up even higher.

What next for Limassol development?

With Limassol's seafront peppered with luxury towers and new developments, there is almost no room for new projects, so investors are heading outwards while eyeing the area between the new marina and the old port.

Limassol plans low-cost housing units

Plans by the Limassol Municipality to build 500 low-cost housing units in Ayios Nicolaos and Ayios Ioannis to address the high rent problem in the city have been supported by the Interior Ministry.

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