ESTIACY market data

    Cyprus Property Market Report

    According to ESTIACY active listing data, Cyprus currently has 1,560 public property listings in this dataset. The average visible asking price is EUR 418,637 for sale listings and EUR 1,545/month for long-term rentals.

    Last updated 2026-07-28Asking prices, not official transaction prices

    Active listings

    For sale

    For rent

    Avg sale EUR/sqm

    How much does property cost in Cyprus?

    Based on current ESTIACY listings, Cyprus sale inventory averages EUR 418,637 and rental inventory averages EUR 1,545/month. Average price per square metre is 2,769 EUR/sqm for sale listings and 16 EUR/sqm for long-term rentals where size data is available.

    CitySale listingsAvg sale priceAvg sale EUR/sqmRent listingsAvg rentCommon type
    LimassolEUR 685,6593,345EUR 4,606/monthApartment
    NicosiaEUR 248,2602,121EUR 1,205/monthApartment
    PaphosEUR 494,8093,212EUR 3,015/monthApartment
    LarnacaEUR 292,7952,703EUR 1,307/monthApartment
    FamagustaEUR 991,2505,370Not enough dataVilla

    Cyprus property market questions

    What does the ESTIACY Cyprus Property Market Report measure?

    The ESTIACY Cyprus Property Market Report summarizes active public listing data on myestiacy.com, including asking prices, rental prices, average price per square metre, city inventory, and common property types.

    Are these Cyprus property prices official transaction prices?

    No. The report uses active asking prices from ESTIACY listings, not government transaction records. It is useful for market discovery and comparison, but buyers should verify final transaction values with professional advisers.

    How often is the market report updated?

    The report is calculated from current ESTIACY listings when the page is rendered. The public timestamp shows when the visible data was last refreshed.

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