Cyprus real estate market continued its stable upward trajectory in the third quarter of 2025, with the residential sector remaining the main driver of growth while commercial assets performed more modestly. Apartments and private homes recorded the strongest year-on-year price increases, supported by rising rental values and consistently high demand.
Limassol maintained its position as the country’s most dynamic market, posting notable growth in both the apartment and warehouse segments. Other regions—Nicosia, Paphos, and Famagusta—saw more moderate increases, while Larnaca remained largely stable, showing little volatility in property values.
Holiday homes stand out as one of the most resilient segments, with resort apartments continuing to attract both local and international investors. Cyprus’ record-breaking tourism numbers are supporting sustained demand for short-term and seasonal rentals, elevating the performance of this segment. Warehouses also posted solid gains, whereas office properties showed only moderate growth, reinforcing their position as a more conservative investment option.
Analysts note that the market’s resilience is underpinned by strong economic fundamentals, including steady GDP growth, low inflation, high employment, and exceptional tourism performance. Together, these factors create a favourable environment for investors and confirm Cyprus as an attractive destination for property investment—particularly in the apartment and holiday home sectors.