According to the Cyprus Land Department, the number of transactions in March 2026 increased by 18% year-on-year, reaching 1,761 transactions compared to 1,491 in March 2025. This figure exceeded the growth rates in January (11%) and February (12%).
Sales to foreign buyers (both from EU countries and third countries) increased in March to 732 transactions. The share of foreign capital in total sales rose to 41.6%.
Sales dynamics in March varied significantly depending on the region:
- Famagusta : the absolute leader in growth – sales increased by 59% (100 transactions).
- Nicosia: a 30% increase was recorded (442 transactions).
- Limassol: the number of transactions increased by 20% (572 transactions).
- Larnaca: height compiled 16% (365 transactions).
- Paphos: the only district to show a decline, with sales down 4% (282 transactions).
Stable demand for one-, two- , and three-bedroom properties in most regions confirms the sector’s resilience. The increase in activity in March demonstrates high investor confidence in the island’s residential property market.
