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30/10/2026

Cyprus Home Energy Grants — €27.5 Million Funding Exhausted

Cyprus’s 2026 home energy-efficiency grant scheme attracted exceptional demand, with applications exceeding the available funding shortly after opening.

The original €20 million allocation was increased to €27.5 million, but the additional funding was also oversubscribed.

The scheme offered eligible homeowners grants of up to €32,000 for improvements including thermal insulation, photovoltaic systems, replacement windows and energy-efficient heating and cooling.

Applications officially closed on 21 October 2026.

The strong response highlights the growing importance of energy efficiency and lower running costs for Cyprus homeowners.

For more information and guidance on buying property in Cyprus, visit https://luxurypropertiescyprus.com/

29/10/2026

Cyprus Off-Plan Property Sales Reach €606 Million

Cyprus recorded €606.4 million in off-plan residential property sales during the third quarter of 2026, covering 1,956 transactions.

Limassol led the market, accounting for 40.5% of the total transaction value, while Paphos increased its share of sales activity.

Interestingly, almost 65% of transactions involved properties priced below €300,000, demonstrating that demand extends across different price categories.

For buyers and investors, these figures highlight the importance of understanding local markets rather than relying solely on national averages.

Location, property type, specifications and developer reputation remain important considerations when purchasing new property in Cyprus.

28/10/2026

🏗️ Apartments Are Reshaping Cyprus’ Property Market

Licensed apartment floor area increased by more than 1,100% between the first halves of 2016 and 2026, according to analysis reported by Cyprus Property News.

🏢 Apartments offer a more accessible route to homeownership for many households.
🏡 New detached houses are becoming larger, with average size rising from around 171m² to 222m².
💶 Higher land and construction costs are pushing detached homes towards wealthier buyers.
🌍 International businesses are also supporting demand for spacious, premium apartments.

The result? A housing market increasingly shaped by apartments, alongside a more exclusive detached-home sector.

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Source: Cyprus Property News, 12 October 2026.

28/10/2026

📍 Larnaca Property Prices: Which Areas Cost the Most?

Larnaca sale prices have increased by 20–30% over the past two years, according to local estate agents quoted in Cyprus Property News.

🌊 Mackenzie remains the most expensive area for apartments, with prices reaching €6,000/m².
🏙️ New properties within Larnaca municipality average around €4,000/m².
📈 Prices are also rising in Kiti, Pervolia, Alethriko and Tersefanou.

Planned investment along the former refinery coastline could reshape the market further, while affordability remains a growing concern for local buyers.

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Source: Cyprus Property News, 12 October 2026.

20/10/2026

Cyprus Property Market: Is Supply Keeping Pace with Demand?

Permits for 8,978 residential units were issued between January and May 2026 — up 63.7% year-on-year.

Ask Wire CEO Pavlos Loizou warns that developments targeting overseas buyers could face pressure in 2027–2028 if demand slows.

Meanwhile, more construction does not automatically mean more affordable homes for local households. The location, price and type of housing being built all matter.

📊 A changing market makes understanding local supply and demand increasingly important.

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Source: Cyprus Property News, 13 October 2026.

17/10/2026

Retirement in Cyprus: a home that suits your next chapter

An apartment near Paphos’s harbour or a bungalow in a nearby village offers different ways to enjoy retirement—cafés and coastal walks, or outdoor space and a quieter setting.

There is also a useful tax option. Cyprus tax residents receiving qualifying foreign pensions can choose 5% income tax on the portion above €5,000 a year, or ordinary income-tax rates. Tax treaties can affect where a pension is taxed.

Buying follows defined stages, including independent legal checks, the sale contract and title transfer.

For broader guidance on choosing an area and understanding those stages, read LPC’s Buyer Guide—link in bio.

https://luxurypropertiescyprus.com/buyer-guide/

16/10/2026

A €300,000 resale: how transfer fees work

Cyprus property transfer fees use three bands: 3% on the first €85,000, 5% on the next €85,000 and 8% on the balance.

For a €300,000 resale bought by one person, that produces a base fee of €17,200. Where the standard 50% reduction applies, the amount becomes €8,600.

Where value added tax (VAT) is charged on the same property purchase, transfer fees are generally not charged.

Use the transfer fees calculator on our taxes and costs page to estimate the fees for your purchase, including buying in joint names. The final charge depends on the Land Registry’s accepted value and applicable rules.

Visit our Taxes and Costs page—link in bio.

https://luxurypropertiescyprus.com/taxes-and-costs/

14/10/2026

🇨🇾 LPC Weekly Property Update | More homes planned across Cyprus

Cyprus approved 4,401 building permits in the first half of 2026, a 29.5% increase compared with the same period last year.

These approvals cover 11,100 new homes — up 67.8%, with apartment developments accounting for the largest share.

For buyers and investors, this points to a growing choice of new homes in the years ahead. These are approved projects, so the timing of construction and completion will determine when that choice becomes available.

For more information about buying in Cyprus, property market insights, taxes and buying costs, visit Luxury Properties Cyprus:
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13/10/2026

A clearer picture of the property you’re buying

A Cyprus sale contract comes with an important piece of information: a Land Registry search certificate.

Under the current rules, the seller must include a certificate showing registered mortgages and other legal restrictions affecting the property. It must be dated within five working days of the contract.

Why does this matter? It gives your independent lawyer documented information to assess alongside ownership, planning and contract checks, helping establish how the purchase can proceed.

This is one part of the wider buying process. For an introduction to that journey and the professionals involved, read LPC’s Buyer Guide—link in bio.

https://luxurypropertiescyprus.com/buyer-guide/

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