Cyprus: Real Estate and Construction

The Tax Department informs that, within the first half of 2025, the submission of the (Employer) Tax Withholding and Contributions Declaration (TF7) and the payment of Tax and Contributions will be carried out through the TFA system.

Σύμφωνα με τ' αποτελέσματα της Έρευνας Βιομηχανίας 2023, η απασχόληση στον ευρύτερο βιομηχανικό τομ&

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

Cyprus has long been a preferred destination for property investment and family homes. Many foreign nationals own real estate here, either as a second residence or as part of a broader estate plan.

Cyprus's real estate market remains one of the most attractive in the Mediterranean, with steady foreign demand, strong rental yields, and increased development activity.

Cyprus is home to one of the most active real estate markets in the Mediterranean. From luxury seaside villas and modern urban apartments to traditional stone houses in charming villages, the island's property scene attracts thousands of transactions every year.

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

Το Τμήμα Φορολογίας ανακοινώνει ότι, λόγω επιβεβλημένων αλλαγών στις Δηλώσεις Παρακράτησης Έκ&#

The Statistical Service announces the detailed results of the Census of Agriculture 2020.

The Council of Ministers of the Republic of Cyprus has issued a new order under the Rent Control Law of 1983 (Law 23/1983) (the "Law"), setting a maximum rent increase cap of 6%...

In a recent judgment dated 28 May 2025 were our office co-handled the case succesfuly on behalf of the tenants, the Rent Control Court of Nicosia dismissed an application for the determination and increase of rent relating to a commercial premises, holding that it lacked jurisdiction to adjudicate the matter

In Cyprus, the defences of waiver and promissory estoppel are often raised to block claims where a party appears to have abandoned a right or made a promise not to enforce it.