Located on the South West Coast Limassol is the second largest city in Cyprus. It offers a cosmopolitan energy and opportunity for a high standard of living. Real estate prices vary greatly, depending on property type and location, with the most prestigious areas being the hilltop villages of Pyrgos and Parekklisia, as well as Amathus and Agios Tychonas districts. The pearl of Limassol is the Molos, a kilometre long promenade which stretches out to the regions old port.

Limassol Marina (the first yachting marina in Cyprus) showcases elegant accommodation in the form of villas and apartments on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea. Residents benefit from tranquil views and close vicinity to a range of alluring boutiques and eateries.

Limassol’s infrastructure is rapidly expanding. The city has established social systems as well as housing branches of various global corporations. As such property here is profitable and in high demand amongst investors.

Location of choice for many expats Paphos is situated on the South Western coast of Cyprus, with its quaint old town and golden beaches offering a peaceful and laid back mode of living.

With an international airport allowing for easy connections and a stable infrastructure, coupled with an abundance of new developments and off plan property availability Paphos is a popular choice for those seeking residential or investment property in Cyprus.

Small yet affluent villages such as Peyia and Aphrodite Hills offer exquisitely finished villas and apartments, whilst Kato Paphos remains appealing for those wishing to base themselves in easy walking distance of the towns tranquil coastline and many amenities.

Real estate properties in the area of Paphos Harbor are also sought after, profitable for investment, and comfortable for living. They are located in the heart of Paphos, providing access to both business and touristic infrastructure and thus, they are in high demand.

Capital city and economic and cultural hub, Nicosia is located inland, around an hours drive from the coast. A strong financial services sector and flourishing business environment make it an attractive option for entrepreneurs and investors. As the worlds only remaining divided capital city Nicosia enjoys a myriad of architectural wonders and unique cultural past. The City also offers a diverse collection of educational institutions. From International schools to prestigious universities, ensuring access to high quality learning.

Whilst this real estate landscape differs greatly to that of Limassol, Paphos and Larnaca the region offers a wide range of desirable new build and secondary market options to suit every budget.

Areas such as Strovolos and Latsia are a popular choice for acquiring new development units, whist detached freehold homes and charming farm houses can be found in the City’s increasingly rural outskirts