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Cyprus is a well-established destination for property investors and holidaymakers alike. With stunning coastlines, unspoilt beaches and a lively culture it is not surprising that over 70,000 British investors have bought a home in Cyprus.

The property market in Cyprus has developed well since entering the EU in 2004. Property prices also offer good value for money, between 20-50% lower than equivalent European property investment destinations.

The island benefits from two international airports, Paphos in the west and Larnaca in the east. Average flight time from the UK is 4-5 hours.

We currently have the following property developments available in Cyprus:

Flag of CyprusWhy purchase a property in Cyprus?


  • As a member of the European Union, the country offers a safe and secure place to live

  • Cosmopolitan business and holiday destination

  • Excellent banking and other financial services

  • Exceptional tax benefits available for investors

  • High standard of living with relatively low costs

  • Multilingual culture with a modern infrastructure

  • Private elementary and secondary schools for English, French, Russian and Italian speaking pupils

 

Useful Facts about Cyprus

                                       Capital City: Nicosia
                                       Area: 9,250 sq km
                                       Population: 780,133
                                       Time Zone: GMT +2 hours
                                       Currency: Euro (From January 2008)

 

  • Cyprus is the third largest island in the Mediterranean and is situated in the north-eastern end of the Mediterranean basin

  • The island has one of the healthiest climates in the world with a pollution free atmosphere and plenty of sunshine

  • Cyprus has a very high standard of health and medical services. Hospitals, private clinics and medical centres are equipped with the latest facilities

  • Plans are in place for 11 new golf courses and four marinas to be developed over the next five years