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The amending law N110(I)/2025 was published on 4th July 2025, amending the Transfer and Mortgaging of Immovable Property Law of 1965.

Buying a property in the Republic of Cyprus is a quite straightforward procedure. Evident of this fact is that a contract for the purchase and sale of land does not need to be in a written form to be valid.

KPMG in Cyprus announces that the "RICS Cyprus Property Price Index with KPMG in Cyprus" has been issued for the third quarter of 2025.

The transfer of a newly built property (before its first use/occupation), as well as of the plot on which the building is situated, is generally subject to VAT in Greece, provided that the building...

The Tax Department has released on 12 October 2021 the Interpretative Circular 53 relating to the above subject.

The Ministry of Interior informs the public that the date of commencement of the Housing Incentive Scheme for Mountainous, Remote and Disadvantaged Areas was set 1 March 2021.

Immovable property acquisition in Cyprus has been on the rise for the last 20 years, and it continues strongly as it is a lucrative investment for both Cypriot and non-Cypriot nationals.

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

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.

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

Ο Δείκτης τιμών κατασκευαστικών υλικών για τον μήνα Ιανουάριο 2023 ανήλθε στις 136,01 μονάδες

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...

Thanks in no small part to an influx of foreign investment, in recent years Limassol has emerged as the financial hub of Cyprus. As a corollary of this development...

Cyprus is a popular destination for setting up a business, mainly due to its geographical location, its full European Union membership...

Late delivery of an off-plan home can leave a buyer paying rent after committing substantial funds to the purchase. Compensation may be available for the developer’s breach, but a missed deadline does not always entitle the buyer to end the agreement. An unjustified termination can itself put the buyer in breach.

Cyprus has become an increasingly attractive destination for Lebanese investors seeking stability, access to EU markets, and efficient legal structuring.

The purchase of newly constructed or off-plan properties without a separate title deed has long been a common feature of the Cyprus real estate market. Although this practice is widely adopted in property transactions, it understandably creates a degree of uncertainty for buyers, as the completion of the transaction and the full vesting of their ownership rights are contingent upon the issuance and transfer of a separate title deed into their name.