€2000 demanded to correct Pissouri fake news
A Greek language newspaper has demanded two thousand Euros to publish a letter correcting a fake news story concerning the Pissouri landslide, which it published on Saturday 7 March.
News
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Cyprus real estate stricken by pandemic
Pundits believe that the Cyprus real estate market will suffer a significant downturn as a… -
Ayia Napa Marina starting operations soon
Ayia Napa marina is in the final phase of construction and is gearing up for… -
Conor O’Dwyer loses Supreme Court appeal
British man Conor O'Dwyer who has fought a 15-year battle with the Cyprus justice system…
Articles
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Cyprus: buying property
The UK Foreign & Commonwealth Office has recently updated information for British nationals wanting to… -
Land Registry values down while prices rise
The Cyprus Land Registry has come under attack over its valuation of properties on the… -
Strategic defaulters and sovereign corruption
The government backed Estia scheme enables those who have deliberately defaulted on their housing loans,…
Legal Matters
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Law regulating self-catering rentals enacted
The law regulating Airbnb and other self-catering accommodation rentals in Cyprus has been enacted requiring… -
New rent law contains grey areas
Although the rent law has been changed so that tenants now have to prove they've… -
Stripping citizenship of 26 investors problematic
The process of stripping citizenship from 26 foreigners who obtained Cypriot passports is proving difficult…
Investor Centre
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Cyprus housing market set to slowdown
The housing market in Cyprus is set to slowdown in the medium term following a… -
Citizenship applicants are high-risk
The Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Cyprus (IPAC) has cautioned its members that "Investment… -
What next for the Cyprus real estate market?
The Cyprus real estate market is changing faster than ever and its predicted that the…
More Recent Reports
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Larnaca port and marina gets go ahead
The redevelopment of the Larnaca port and the 600-berth marina is expected to start soon following an agreement reached between Cyprus and Israeli investors after year long negotiations... -
Cash-rich banks stockpiling real estate
Cash-rich banks are stockpiling properties as they turn to buy real estate linked to mortgages of defaulted borrowers as banking institutions dominate the property market... -
Foreclosure warning letters on the rise
The number of foreclosure warning letters being sent by the Cyprus banks to borrowers who fail to maintain their repayments is on the rise, according to information from the Cyprus Central Bank..
