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Home sells for $1.6 million in 2 months
OCRegister - Jan 01, 1970
beach-oriented community Cyprus Cove sold last month for $1.65 million, according to the MLS. Located on Calle Del Establo, the two-level home took less than two months to sell. The property offers 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, 3340 square feet of

Title Deeds hopes dashed by latest property legislation
Cyprus Property News Magazine - Jan 01, 1970
The legal requirement is related to recently-introduced amnesty measures aimed at releasing thousands of title deeds and cleaning up Cyprus' tarnished property market image. “The Sale of Land Law helps to protect the rights of property purchasers,

Property sales in Cyprus plummet to lowest on record
Cyprus Property News Magazine - Jan 01, 1970
Speaking to OPP last week after the publication of the overseas sales figures, Yiannis Misirlis of Limassol-based Imperio Properties, said “2011 has been a bad year for the property market in Cyprus. Despite the upward trends in the first half of the and more »

Encouraging signs in domestic property sale figures
Cyprus Property News Magazine - Jan 01, 1970
Although the overall picture for property sales in Cyprus last year was extremely disappointing, there are some positive signs in the figures for December, which show that domestic sales increased. FURTHER analysis of the figures released last week by and more »

Department of Land and Surveys Citizens Charter
Cyprus Property News Magazine - Jan 01, 1970
The Department of Lands and Surveys 'Citizens Charter' provides information on the services it offers together with the procedures to be followed and the costs associated with various types of applications related to immovable property in Cyprus.

Property for Sale in Paphos

Mon, 23 Jan 2012 03:49:43 -0500

Long Term Rentals in Paphos on the Rise According to Leading Paphos Lettings ...
San Francisco Chronicle (press release) - Jan 01, 1970
When it comes to tenants, the company's approachability and genuine concern for tenants interests and finding a rental property well suited to their needs, with no rush to make the sale but more focus on finding the right place for them to call home, and more »

Paphos 'a top target' among overseas property buyers
Overseas Property and Investment News - Jan 01, 1970
Paphos 'a top target' among overseas property buyersThe real estate market in Paphos had the highest percentage of overseas buyers in 2011, according to new figures. Cyprus Property News highlighted the data published this week by the country's land registry, which revealed international investors Encouraging signs in domestic property sale figuresall 3 news articles »

Property market review and expectations for 2012
Cyprus Property News Magazine - Jan 01, 1970
Mr Loizou, lead consultant with niche real estate market research company Leaf Research, spoke of the economic factors and other issues that had resulted in dramatic downturn in sales that started in 2008. “A fall in the Island's GDP and rising

Property sales in Cyprus plummet to lowest on record
Cyprus Property News Magazine - Jan 01, 1970
Despite the upward trends in the first half of the year, the year ended with a big decline of the overall sales. The East (Ayia Napa, Larnaca) and the West (Paphos) of the island seem to be the areas most affected, although the same signs start to and more »

Limassol property market doesn't depend on Russians
Cyprus Property News Magazine - Jan 01, 1970
Limassol property market doesn't depend on RussiansOf this reduction, the biggest drop in local buyers was in Nicosia (-29% compared with 2010) whilst the biggest reduction in foreign buyers was for properties in Paphos (-28% compared with 2010). Limassol had the third largest percentage decrease in

cyprus property in limassol

Wed, 18 Jan 2012 02:06:16 -0500

Future prospects for the real estate market with Rotary
Cyprus Property News Magazine - Jan 01, 1970
This year, the Rotary Club of Limassol Berengaria-Cosmopolitan plans to purchase a Ford Transit 350LWB Minibus for PASYKAF (The Cyprus Association of Cancer Patients and Friends). The minibus will be used to ferry cancer patients between the towns and

US Has 'Grave Concerns' About Arms Flow to Syria, Rice Says
BusinessWeek - Jan 01, 1970
www.worldbulletin.netUS Has 'Grave Concerns' About Arms Flow to Syria, Rice SaysChariot, a Russian-owned ship that was carrying ammunition, was detained by Cypriot authorities on Jan. 9 and released Jan. 11, CyBC said. It had agreed to change its destination to Iskenderun before authorities allowed it to refuel in Limassol, Munitions ship docked in Turkey at the weekendTurkey says Russian ship delivered 60 tons of 'dangerous cargo' to SyriaShip unloads dangerous cargo in Syria: officials - -all 20 news articles »

Limassol property market doesn't depend on Russians
Cyprus Property News Magazine - Jan 01, 1970
Limassol property market doesn't depend on RussiansLimassol 'is holding on because of the Russians' was said. I would ask all to spend a few minutes analyzing the Land Registry's data. Cyprus' property market is significantly dependent on foreign buyers. Specifically, foreign buyers accounted for 22%

Cyprus Releases Suspected Syrian Arms Ship
Voice of America - Jan 01, 1970
The GuardianThe ship was forced to dock for refueling Tuesday at Limassol in western Cyprus, following bad weather. Local media reported at least 35 tons of munitions and explosive material were onboard, with a Ministry of Foreign Affairs statement confirming Russian ship suspected of carrying munitions to Syria reappears near Turkish portCyprus stops Syria-bound Russian ammunition shipCyprus releases a Russian Syria-bound ammunition shipall 497 news articles »

Court considers stay of enforcement in Norwich Pharmacal orders
International Law Office - Jan 01, 1970
Court considers stay of enforcement in Norwich Pharmacal ordersThe respondent, Mr Kloukina, had filed an action in the Limassol District Court against the defendants, claiming that one of them had issued post-dated cheques to him for a total amount of €1073976.19, which were later proven to be false.