All reports tagged with: "cyprus real estate"
Cyprus real estate stricken by pandemic
Pundits believe that the Cyprus real estate market will suffer a significant downturn as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, which is mainly supported by foreign investment and demand.
What next for the Cyprus real estate market?
The Cyprus real estate market is changing faster than ever and its predicted that the positive trend will continue as the market is constantly developing and becoming more attractive to global investors.
Passports: the barometer for real estate
Stricter criteria imposed earlier in the year before a Cyprus passport can be acquired have impacted real estate sales, according to a recently-released Central Bank of Cyprus financial report.
Cyprus real estate market review 2018
In its annual Cyprus real estate market review, PwC reports that the transaction value of the residential property sector reached €3.1 billion, which accounted for 73 per cent of the market total.
Call for action over sky-high rents
As rents in Cyprus reach new heights with every passing month, pressure is building on the government to take affirmative action to ensure affordable accommodation for working families.
Cyprus real estate investment: prospects & risks
The figures, trends and the state of the Cyprus real estate market over the last few years are a clear indication that Cyprus is becoming more and more interesting for property investors.
Cyprus real estate sector looking up
Cyprus’ real estate sector is continuing to thrive, building on the upward trend of previous years, with experts confident that sales transactions for 2018 will peak at an eight-year high.
REMU debt to asset swaps increasing
Increasing numbers of properties in Cyprus including homes, hotels and golf courses are being transferred to the Bank of Cyprus Real Estate Management Unit (REMU) by debt to asset swaps.
High-end Cyprus property sales boom
PwC Cyprus reports that 260 high-end properties in Cyprus (in excess of €1.5 million) were sold during 2017, which contributed to the wider recovery of the real estate industry and the rise in prices for the first time in several years.
Russian and Arab investors developing land
Russian and Arab investors are buying and developing land in Cyprus with Limassol being their first option according to Marinos Kynegirou, the Chairman of the Cyprus Real Estate Agents Association.
