With the limited data released by the Cyprus Department of Lands and Surveys, covering January–February 2026, early indications point to continued activity in the real estate market, with steady transaction volumes and consistent value across districts.
Highlights
- €642 million in total accepted transaction value
- 3,201 properties transferred across Cyprus
- Month-on-month increase in total value from January to February
- Limassol remains the leading district by transaction value
Key Figures
- Total transactions: 2,851
- Total properties: 3,201
- Total accepted value: €642.1M
By District (Accepted Value):
- Limassol: €240.1M
- Nicosia: €152.0M
- Paphos: €122.0M
- Larnaca: €82.6M
- Famagusta: €45.2M
Insights
The data suggests a stable start to the year, with no signs of slowdown in transaction activity. Limassol continues to attract the highest share of investment, reflecting its position as a business and relocation hub. At the same time, districts such as Larnaca and Paphos show consistent levels of activity, supporting a more balanced market landscape.
The increase in total value from January to February also points to sustained demand, rather than short-term fluctuations.
Outlook
Although limited to the first two months of the year, the figures indicate a market that remains active and resilient, with steady demand across multiple regions. With the recent developments in the Middle East that began in early March, it remains to be seen how the market will respond in the coming monthS.