Pissouri village faces irreversible damage from a landslide. Discover the truth behind this geological disaster & how it was ...

SYDIKOIK urges Parliament to pass long-delayed legislation on jointly owned buildings, highlighting serious issues affecting ...

Cyprus property and rental prices are expected to fall, largely due to a significant increase in new housing developments.

The Ministry of Interior and Parliament have reached an agreement to resolve the trapped buyers issue, but worry that the ...

The Cyprus property market continued to show robust performance in May 2025, marking a significant upsurge in sales activity.

Between 2016 and 2021, property development and construction companies emerged as the leading source of corporate donations to political parties in Cyprus, according to an analysis by the Audit Office ...

After years of delays and uncertainty, a new legislative proposal intended to address the plight of thousands of trapped buyers in Cyprus is inching its way toward a vote in Parliament. Although ...

In a damning indictment of public sector mismanagement, Cyprus' Auditor General has exposed a €1.5 million renovation project without public tenders, without proper ...

In what appears to be a deeply troubling development, a Vulture Fund is demanding more than €625,000 from an elderly British woman, despite the fact that she no longer owns the property in question.

Since 2013, the Republic of Cyprus has been under the scrutiny of the European Commission over concerns regarding the ineffective enforcement of EU Directive 93/13/EEC in connection with the use of ...

Cypriot political parties received more than €1.1 million in donations from individuals and companies connected to the Cyprus Investment Programme, commonly known as the “Golden Passports” scheme, ...

Cyprus property sales in May jumped 30%, driven by rising domestic demand and strong EU & non-EU buyer interest in Limassol, Paphos & Larnaca.