Recent data from Landbank Analytics covering January to October 2025 offers valuable insights into the dynamic property market across Cyprus, shedding light on the island’s key investment zones.
The real estate landscape in Cyprus continues to show a clear multi-speed pattern. Limassol leads with the highest transaction values, while Paphos commands the top spot for average sales prices. Meanwhile, Larnaca and Nicosia are bustling with numerous property deals, appealing primarily to mid-range buyers searching for affordable yet quality housing solutions.
Limassol remains the dominant force fueling Cyprus’s high-value property market. Notably, three Limassol regions boast some of the largest nationwide sales volumes, together exceeding €737 million:
Collectively, these areas completed nearly 1,600 property deals, underscoring Limassol’s stronghold on luxury and prime market segments. Limassol properties continue to attract discerning investors seeking significant capital growth potential.
On the west coast, Paphos is quickly becoming synonymous with luxury real estate. The Akamas region stands out with the highest average sale price on the island, over €646,000 — surpassing even Germasogeia’s figures. Other important Paphos locations include the Paphos Municipality (€123.6 million in sales) and Geroskipou (€78 million). All key Paphos areas reported average prices north of €420,000, confirming a strong demand among affluent buyers.
When it comes to sheer transaction numbers, Larnaca is the busiest district on the island. Larnaca Municipality leads with the most deals completed, reaching €207.2 million in sales value. Alongside Aradippou, which logged 394 transactions totaling €77.9 million, Larnaca appeals primarily to buyers looking for more budget-friendly options with average prices between €200,000 and €220,000.
This segment highlights why many are exploring cheap houses and villas for sale in Cyprus as a realistic gateway to property ownership in the region.
Nicosia also maintains stable momentum. The Nicosia Municipality ranks fourth nationally, recording 624 transactions worth €130 million. Additionally, Lakatamia ranks inside the top ten areas with an average sale price of €195,000, the lowest among the leading districts.
Andreas Christoforides, CEO of Landbank Group, highlights the market’s diverse structure. Limassol and the Akamas area attract high-net-worth investors maintaining record-price levels, while Larnaca and Nicosia sustain substantial transaction volumes driven by ongoing demand for affordable homes.
This balance points to Cyprus’s property market as a space where luxury meets accessibility — whether you’re hunting for luxury villas or more budget-conscious apartments, the island has something to offer every type of buyer.
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