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18th April 2024
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Cowboy Builders investigate British developer

A British developer who turned the dreams of those looking forward to a peaceful retirement in Cyprus into nightmares came under the spotlight in the Channel 5 series 'Cowboy Builders Abroad'.

Developers seek support for large projects

Issues with getting major construction projects underway were discussed on Wednesday by President Anastasiades, ministers and officials and members of the association of major development projects.

Constructive work on title deeds issue

David Lidington the UK Minister for Europe has completed a two-day working visit to Cyprus during which was received by President Anastasiades and met with Ioannis Kasoulides, the Minister of Foreign Affairs.

Problems will continue after property tax shakeup

Significant changes to the way Immovable Property Tax is to be calculated are contained in the island's bailout conditions bringing to an end the use of 1980 values but leaving some problems unsolved.

Families ordered to leave unsafe homes

Families living on the stricken development at Armou, whose homes are continuing to slip down the hillside, have been advised that their properties are unfit for habitation and have been instructed to leave.

Chinese investors eyeing Malta

Delays by the Island's government in completing a proposal for the Chinese company Far Eastern Phoenix (FEP) to redevelop the old Larnaca airport could result in Cyprus missing out on the investment altogether.

Development of Larnaca airport hits problems

A meeting will take place today to view a number of snags relating to the plan to transform the old Larnaca airport into a commercial centre by the Chinese company Far Eastern Phoenix.

Armou resident warns visitors enter at your own risk

As homes on a stricken development in Armou continue to slip and gaping holes appear, one resident has put a warning sign on his gate post warning visitors to enter at their own risk.

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