Cyprus's 2025 property transfers were roughly flat on 2024 by number, but their total value rose 10% to €4.73 billion.
According to Cyprus-Real.Estate News, the Cypriot Ministry of Interior has presented its property market results for 2025: 21,387 title transfers were recorded, roughly the same as in 2024. The total value of those transactions, however, grew by 10% to €4.73 billion. With volumes broadly unchanged and total value higher, the average deal size has increased, meaning the market is getting more expensive. The source notes that this fits the pattern of recent quarters, in which supply has still not kept pace with demand. At the briefing, Interior Ministry director-general Elikkos Elia spoke on behalf of Interior Minister Konstantinos Ioannou and said the government is revising the key planning frameworks that govern how building permits are issued and development projects approved, linking the reform to housing policy. First town planning officer Heraklis Achniotis, speaking for the Department of Town Planning and Housing, stressed that the reform is intended to speed up how projects move through the system. The reports give no detail on specific changes or timelines.