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28th March 2024
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September vote on hidden mortgages bill

A vote on the 'hidden mortgages' bill designed to resolve the mess of those who have paid for their property but cannot get its Title Deed because it was mortgaged by the developer will take place in September.

MP defends hidden mortgages delay

Cypriot MP Giorgos Perdikis has defended the delay in passing the 'hidden mortgages' bill saying that "If they (the government) had wanted the (title deeds) bill expedited they should have asked."

MPs slammed over hidden mortgages bill

The Cyprus Interior Minister Socratis Hasikos slammed MPs for shelving the Title Deeds bill designed to address the inability of home buyers to get the deeds to the property they purchased.

Shed a tear for the whinging banks

The Cypriot banks that failed to manage property developers' loans are whinging that they cannot be held responsible for developers using the money they received from house sales for some other purpose.

Cabinet approves hidden mortgages bill

Interior Minister Socrates Hasikos has announced that the basis of the bill to resolve the 'hidden mortgages' problem that prevents thousands obtaining Title Deeds to the property they purchased has been agreed by the Cabinet.

Eurogroup statement on Cyprus

The Eurogroup has called on Cyprus to tackle the very high stock of arrears by facilitating the sale of loans and ensuring that title deeds are transferred to property buyers without delay.

Troika tightens screws on Cyprus property

The troika of Cyprus international lenders will not release the seventh tranche of the bailout loan until Cyprus property buyers who have paid in full have their title deeds transferred within 6 months.

Cyprus property title deeds backlog

The unacceptable delays in issuing property Title Deeds by the Cypriot authorities is in the spotlight once again with MEP Vicky Ford requesting an update on progress from the European Commission.

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