Official Launch of the Property Price Index: A New Benchmark for the Cyprus Real Estate Market

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Life Realty and Demos Georgiou & Associates LLC official launch graphic for the Property Price Index

LIFE REALTY, a company actively engaged in property sales in Limassol and Paphos, in collaboration with the valuation firm Demos Georgiou & Associates LLC, is pleased to announce the official launch of the Property Price Index, a new market intelligence tool designed to provide greater transparency, insight, and understanding of developments within the Cyprus real estate market.

What the Property Price Index is

The Property Price Index represents an important initiative aimed at supporting a more informed and data-driven property sector. By tracking property price movements, transaction activity, and changes in overall transaction value, the Index provides valuable information on the evolution of the Cyprus real estate market and contributes to a clearer understanding of market conditions for investors, professionals, financial institutions, developers, property owners, and other stakeholders.

The Index is based on recorded property transactions and measures changes in residential property prices, sales activity, and transaction value over time. Prices are analysed on a per-square-metre basis using median values, providing a more reliable indication of typical market conditions. Results are designed to identify market trends and should be interpreted alongside transaction volumes and changes in the type and characteristics of properties sold.

The Property Price Index will be published quarterly, providing regular updates on market performance and enabling market participants to monitor developments, emerging trends, and changes in residential property conditions across Cyprus.

Q1 2026 findings: Ypsonas, Limassol

The first publication of the Index presents an initial analysis of the Ypsonas residential property market in Limassol for Q1 2026, comparing registered property transactions against the same period in 2025. The findings highlight continued market growth, with positive movements recorded in prices, sales activity, and overall transaction value.

Apartment prices increased by 5% year-on-year, while house prices rose by 2%. Apartment demand remained strong, with transactions increasing by 20%, while house activity remained stable within a smaller market segment. Average transaction tickets also increased, with apartments rising by 11.8% and houses by 4.5%. Overall, the residential market recorded a 17% increase in total transaction value, driven mainly by strong apartment performance.

Key findings from the first publication show continued growth in the residential property market, with positive trends across prices, demand, and overall transaction value.

Price movements

Indicator Q1 2026 vs Q1 2025 Area
Apartment prices +5% Ypsonas, Limassol
House prices +2% Ypsonas, Limassol

 

Market activity

Indicator Q1 2026 vs Q1 2025 Note
Apartment transactions +20% Sales activity
House transactions Stable Smaller market segment
Average ticket, apartments +11.8% Average transaction value
Average ticket, houses +4.5% Average transaction value
Total transaction value +17% Apartment-driven

 

These findings indicate that the Cyprus residential market continues to demonstrate resilience, with sustained buyer demand, particularly within the apartment sector, supporting both price growth and increased transaction activity. The results also highlight the importance of considering both price movements and market activity when assessing real estate performance.

Why this matters for the market

The Property Price Index is designed to serve as a valuable reference point for investors, lenders, developers, valuation professionals, property owners, and other market participants. It supports investment analysis, lending decisions, valuation considerations, market planning, and strategic decision-making by providing access to consistent and reliable market information.

Through the continued publication of the Property Price Index, Demos Georgiou & Associates LLC aims to contribute to a more transparent, informed, and resilient Cyprus real estate market. By providing independent market intelligence and tracking ongoing developments, the Index will help stakeholders better understand opportunities, risks, and trends shaping the future of the property sector.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Property Price Index?

A new quarterly market intelligence tool from Life Realty and Demos Georgiou & Associates LLC. It tracks property price movements, transaction activity and changes in overall transaction value, based on recorded property transactions across Cyprus.

How often is the Property Price Index published?

Quarterly. Each publication provides regular updates on market performance, enabling investors, lenders and property professionals to monitor developments and emerging trends over time.

What area does the first release cover?

The first publication covers the Ypsonas residential property market in Limassol for Q1 2026, compared against the same period in 2025.

Who produces the Property Price Index?

Demos Georgiou & Associates LLC, a Chartered Surveyor and RICS-regulated valuation firm, in collaboration with the Life Realty team. The methodology is based on recorded property transactions, analysed on a per-square-metre basis using median values.

 

For the full Q1 2026 findings, read the full Property Price Index report.

 

Life Realty has been helping clients buy, sell, and rent property across Cyprus since 2024, with offices in Limassol and Paphos. Founded by Demos Georgiou, a Chartered Surveyor and RICS member with over 15 years in real estate, the agency manages over 1,000 properties and serves around 200 clients every month. Licensed and registered real estate agency, Licence No. 603/E.

liferealty.cy·Last reviewed: June 2026

 

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