Large sections of Cyprus' Larnaca and Limassol coastlines have been acquired by third-country nationals operating through indirect ownership structures, raising concerns over national security, market transparency & housing affordability, lawmakers warned.

A recent analysis by Landbank Analytics for January–October 2025 highlights the islands 'hot spots' shaping the Cyprus property market and driving investment across the island.

The Cyprus Bar Association (CBA) has expressed serious concerns over draft legislation currently being debated in Parliament concerning the acquisition of immovable property by third-country nationals.

Cyprus' parliament is set to debate new proposals aimed at tightening controls on property purchases by third-country nationals, amid growing concern over large-scale acquisitions and the use of company structures to bypass existing restrictions.

The latest preliminary figures released by the Cyprus Statistical Service (CyStat) suggest that the residential property market remained broadly stable in the third quarter of 2025, with only marginal movements recorded across the House Price Index.

Cyprus introduced major property tax reforms on 1st January 2026, including stamp duty abolition and increased Capital Gain Tax allowances.

The 10 most expensive property sales across Cyprus in October 2025 totalled €87.6 million, with Limassol dominating the luxury market, according to data processed and published by Ask Wire.

The Cypriot Parliament is facing significant changes in legislation concerning jointly-owned buildings & property transfers, with the aim of addressing serious problems related to non-payment of common expenses & inability to enforce existing provisions.

In 2025 Cyprus property sales hit their highest level since 2007, driven by strong demand from foreign buyers, particularly in Paphos.

Cyprus property sales surged in 2025, the strongest year since 2007 after years of recovery from financial, self-inflicted & global crises.

Cyprus MPs debate new laws to limit third-country nationals purchasing property as housing affordability becomes a national priority in 2026.

Soaring rents in Cyprus are pushing households toward home ownership, as mortgage payments rival monthly rent, says the Interior Minister.

Paphos marina development is expected to elevate Paphos into a leading maritime and tourism destination in the Eastern Mediterranean.

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Cyprus updates its house price index to improve accuracy, transparency and market insight, with revised data through Q2 2025.

Cyprus building permits fell in in the first eight months of 2025, but total project value and area rose sharply, signalling a shift to larger developments.

After two years, the Foreclosure Court is still dormant, prompting new legislation to protect borrowers from abusive loan clauses.

Cyprus has been ranked the world's best destination to buy a holiday home, topping a global index for value, lifestyle and amenities.

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