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In Cyprus, the obligation to pay common expenses is a cornerstone of communal property ownership, ensuring the maintenance and functionality of shared spaces in multi-unit buildings.

In property and construction matters, ensuring compliance with planning permissions and final certifications is critical.

Cyprus continues to leverage its strategic position as an international service centre in 2026, benefiting from competitive tax advantages and a growing technology sector. However, the influx of foreign companies and workers has created significant housing affordability challenges that threaten social equality. The country must balance economic growth with targeted policy responses to ensure prosperity remains inclusive for local residents.

Much has been written about Israel's growing trade with the Gulf States following the signing of the Abraham Accords in 2020, but next door Cyprus has been moving along steadily...

When buying property in Cyprus, registering the purchase agreement with the Land Registry is a crucial step that safeguards your investment and provides significant benefits.

The Council of Ministers has announced, via its latest decision a series of revised criteria for foreign nationals seeking to acquire a permanent residency through investment. The amendments...

As evidenced by data from the Land and Survey Department for the sales documents made public, the eleven months of 2022 were the best for the industry since 2008.

The immovable property market in Cyprus is one of the core industries which is increasingly becoming complex and investors are advised to seek independent advice as to their rights, protection and obligations. Real estate in Cyprus has been a key driver of economic prosperity.

Both the tenant and the landlord should be wise enough to examine the possibility of the rental agreement being either frustrated or affected by the force majeure clause possibly included into their agreement.

Real Estate is a fundamental element of the economy and society, whether it is used to satisfy housing needs, as a corporate resource or as a form of investment.

Investing in Real Estate can be a lucrative venture, offering potential financial rewards and long-term stability. However, like any investment, there are associated risks that require careful consideration.

Through IC 53, the Tax Department introduces new guidelines with respect to the tax treatment of Real Estate Developers and Contractors ("REDCs"), as from 1 January 2022.

Two Regulations published in the Official Gazette on 27 February 2026 introduce amendments to the Fifth and Eighth Schedules of the Cyprus VAT Law...

The debate in Cyprus regarding new legislation to streamline the procedure for the forced sale of mortgaged property illustrates the role of the courts in reviewing proposed legislation.

As of the 15th of May 2019, applications for naturalization through investment will need to meet certain criteria (in addition to the ones currently in force), in accordance with the recent decision

Cyprus has significantly reformed its VAT framework for primary residence acquisitions, introducing stricter eligibility criteria for the reduced 5% rate while maintaining transitional provisions for properties...

On 12 February 2026, the Court of Justice of the European Union delivered judgment in Case C-471/24, establishing important boundaries for credit institutions...

Cyprus, a wonderful Mediterranean country, is considered to be an attractive jurisdiction for living, doing business and studying.