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Cyprus’ Most Expensive Property Sales: January 2024 Review

A historical review of ten high-value Cyprus property transactions reported for January 2024 and what the mix of assets can tell buyers.

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    Ten high-value Cyprus property transactions reported in January 2024

    This historical snapshot looks at ten transactions identified in the original January 2024 market dataset used for this article. Their combined value was approximately €14.31 million. They included houses, apartments, land, an unfinished house and a telecom-related property, showing that “top property sales” do not represent one uniform luxury-home segment.

    RankValueTypeLocation
    1€2.97MLand + buildingPotamos Germasogeias, Limassol
    2€2.20MHouseKato Paphos
    3€1.61MLandPervolia, Larnaca
    4€1.50MHousePotamos Germasogeias, Limassol
    5€1.20MPlotKapsalos, Limassol
    6€1.07MTelecom stationPyrga, Larnaca
    7€0.99MApartmentAgios Andreas, Nicosia
    8€0.97MApartmentAgios Nektarios, Limassol
    9€0.90MUnfinished houseTala, Paphos
    10€0.90MLandKato Polemidia, Limassol

    What the list does and does not show

    Five of the ten entries were in Limassol district, but the list is too small to prove a broader market trend on its own. A single month of exceptional transactions can be influenced by large land deals or commercial assets. It should therefore be read as a historical snapshot, not a property-price index.

    Why transaction type matters

    A €2 million land purchase and a €2 million completed villa reflect different demand. Investors looking at market statistics should separate development land, commercial property, finished housing and apartments before drawing conclusions about a residential segment.

    How to use historical high-value sales

    Such data can help identify locations where large transactions occurred and provide context for premium-market activity. For a current purchase in 2026, however, buyers should use up-to-date comparable sales, current inventory, the specific property's condition and independent valuation rather than anchor to 2024 headline deals.

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