Cyprus’ general government posted a surplus of €556.4 million for the period between January and October 2022, according to the preliminary financial results published this week by the Cyprus …
Invest Cyprus: The Attractiveness of Cyprus as an Investment Destination is Self-evident
The strategy, the actions, and the initiatives undertaken by the Cyprus Investment Promotion Agency (Invest Cyprus) were presented in the context of the organization’s Annual General Meeting, which …
Paphos, Cyprus
A beautiful townhouse with an open plan living/dining area upstairs with a kitchen over a breakfast counter. Double patio doors off the lounge and dining area lead out to a spacious uncovered veranda …
Cyprus can adapt to changing circumstances, says finance minister
Cyprus has a new growth model that can adapt to changing conditions, Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides said on Monday evening, speaking at an event organised by the Cyprus-American Chamber of …
Climate change affects the property market
This concerns both properties aimed at retail buyers and institutional investors … even to meet the ever-increasing supervisory requirements around ESG issues. Cyprus alone can do little to prevent …
Making changes to your apartment
Apartment owners in Cyprus should soon be able to make alterations to their apartment within a jointly-owned-building without seeking consent …
Cyprus real estate to be showcased in Israel
Events and conference management firm the Emanuel Group on Tuesday announced that it will be hosting an event in Israel aiming to showcase Cyprus properties to the country’s domestic market. The event …
Growth Rate Up By 5.5% In Q3 2022, Finance Minister Says
Finance Minister, Constantinos Petrides, said on Tuesday that the growth rate of the Cypriot economy records an increase of 5.5% during the third semester of 2022. Air traffic in Cyprus will exceed 9 …
‘Smart’ 15-minute city for Cyprus? They must be joking
We are used to businesses whining in Cyprus. Sometimes it’s justified and sometimes it’s not, but overall, there is often a mentality that we should not ever sympathise with them. Not all enterprises …
Labour costs and access to raw materials the main problems for Cyprus’ businesses in 2023, survey shows
In a press release concerning the outcomes of the survey, the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Keve) points out that entrepreneurs’ resilience cannot be taken for granted and that Europe’s …