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If you’re on the hunt for a new home in 2022, try these tips:

• Get out and do research on the areas you are considering. Walk the high street and take the transport to work to get to know the area as much as you can. Think about what it will fe...
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The allure of Cyprus’ Mediterranean climate and golden beaches makes it an attractive second home for Brits - whether you’re looking for a place to spend long summer breaks, or retire to Cyprus.

Buying property in Cyprus does require careful planning to make sure it goes smoothly and any potential pitfalls are avoided. Our complete guide to buying property in Cyprus is here to help. It covers everything you need to ...
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Well-known for its sunny beaches, luxurious hotels and impeccable tourism services, Cyprus has invested its riches in a high-quality European education system, with affordable university tuition costs and plenty of facilities and benefits.

You’ll not have trouble finding excellent Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Cyprus that will match the standards of international universities worldwide.

With its infamous palm tree promenade luring thousands of visitors year in and year out, there’s something special about the sleepy charm that Larnaca exudes. But there’s far more to do than spending your time sipping on a coffee down the busy Finikoudes strip like so many have become accustomed to. We give you just a few reasons why the town makes for a great day out!

All market segments saw an improved number of property sales in September compared to the same period last year according to figures published by the Department of Lands and Surveys.

Domestic sales

Property sales to the domestic market, which accounted for 63% of all sales in September rose by 9% compared to September 2021 and by 41...
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Buoyed by the tourism and retail sectors, the Cypriot economy continued to be on an upwards trajectory in August according to a report by the University of Cyprus Economic Research Centre.

Cyprus’ Composite Leading Economic Index (CCLEI), which uses a variety of metrics to provide an early outlook on future economic activity, increased by 10.8 per cent year-on-year in August.

Cyprus’ largest investment project, the €1.2 bln redevelopment of Larnaca port and marina, is on track as the final touches are added to the blueprints before the consortium takes over next April.

Transport Minister Yiannis Karousos was in Larnaca port on Thursday to be presented with the Master Plan for the port and marina by the Cypriot-Israeli consortium awarded the project.

The mild winter temperatures are perfect for enjoying the self-guided cultural walk around Larnaca city, but if you are unable to participate on foot, you can still enjoy discovering all the sights at home via the new ‘Larnaka Cultural Walk Virtual 360°’ project.

The innovative virtual tour beautifully showcases 30 of Larnaca city’s most popular and significant landmarks and places of interest; split into three cate...
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Annual house prices in the first quarter of 2021 fell 5.8% in Cyprus, while across the European Union, they rose by an average of 6.1%.

In the first three months, house prices, as measured by the House Price Index, increased by 5.8% in the euro area, 6.1% in the EU but decreased by 5.8% in Cyprus compared to the same quarter of the previous year, according to Eurostat.