The Cypriot real estate market recorded a strong performance in 2025, with property transfer values exceeding €4.7 billion and sales documents increasing by 15% year-on-year, according to the Real Estate Agents Registration Council.
A total of 18,114 sales documents were filed nationwide, while the overall value of transfers rose by around 10%, reflecting growing demand for higher-value properties. The council described 2025 as clear evidence of the market’s resilience and attractiveness, noting that momentum has continued into 2026, which is expected to be a year of stabilisation. However, affordable housing remains the key challenge.
By district:
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Limassol led in transaction value at €1.7bn, despite slightly fewer transactions
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Nicosia surpassed €1.1bn, with strong growth in new property sales
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Paphos saw increased sales activity, though transfer values eased slightly
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Larnaca recorded steady growth in both value and volume
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Famagusta posted higher transfer values and increased sales documents
Overall, the rise in transfer values highlights a market increasingly attracting higher-value and investment-driven real estate, reinforcing Cyprus’ position as a resilient and appealing property destination.
This information is based on an article originally published by cyprys-mail.com. You can read the full article via the link below.
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