Landbank Analytics’ latest study covering January to October 2025 shines a spotlight on Cyprus’s property market “hot spots,” revealing a dynamic and varied landscape that continues to attract buyers from all segments.
Limassol District maintains its status as the powerhouse of Cyprus real estate. Key areas here have collectively surpassed €737 million in sales volume, representing a significant share of the market’s overall transaction value.
These areas together completed about 1,600 deals, underscoring Limassol’s appeal for premium property investments.
Paphos, meanwhile, is carving out a reputation as Cyprus’s luxury property hotspot. The Akamas area boasts the island’s highest average sale price at over €646,000, even surpassing Germasogeia.
Other notable areas include Paphos Municipality (€123.6 million in sales) and Geroskipou with nearly €78 million. All parts of Paphos consistently hold average prices above €420,000, attracting affluent buyers seeking exclusivity.
In contrast to the high-value hubs, Larnaca District is the busiest in terms of transaction numbers. The Larnaca Municipality leads with the highest volume of deals nationally, recording transactions amounting to €207.2 million.
Aradippou also stands out with 394 deals valued at €77.9 million. Average property prices in the district generally range between €200,000 and €220,000, appealing to buyers looking for more affordable housing options. For those interested, check out our listings of affordable apartments in Cyprus.
Nicosia’s market remains steady with 624 deals totaling €130 million, placing Nicosia Municipality fourth in transaction volume nationwide. Lakatamia closes the top ten districts with average prices around €195,000, reflecting the demand for accessible property options in the capital area.
As Landbank Group CEO Andreas Christoforides highlights, the Cyprus property market presents a rich tapestry of opportunities. High-net-worth buyers gravitate towards Limassol’s and Akamas’s premium developments, which maintain record average prices. Simultaneously, Larnaca and Nicosia sustain the market’s backbone with high transaction volumes fueled by demand for more budget-friendly homes.
For investors or buyers keen on exploring different property types, be sure to explore auction properties in Cyprus, which can offer hidden gems across all price brackets.
This segmented but robust market landscape ensures Cyprus remains a compelling destination for all forms of property investment.
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