Apartment prices in Cyprus continued to rise strongly in late 2025, with the property market increasingly driven by demand for apartments, especially, in Limassol.
According to the Central Bank of Cyprus, apartment prices jumped 9.6% year-on-year in Q4, far outpacing houses, which rose by 3.4%. Overall residential prices increased by 7.1%, reflecting steady demand from both local and international buyers, alongside higher construction costs.
Apartments remained the main growth driver, climbing 3% in just one quarter, compared to a 1.2% increase for houses. This confirms a clear shift in buyer preference toward apartment living.
Limassol stood out as the market leader, recording the strongest price growth at 9.9% and the highest number of property transactions nationwide. The city continues to attract both investors and local buyers, reinforcing its position as Cyprus’ most dynamic real estate hub.
Sales activity also surged, with total transactions rising 18.7% year-on-year in Q4. Foreign buyer interest was particularly strong, up 23.9%, further boosting demand, especially, in key urban areas like Limassol.
Overall, the data highlights a fast-moving apartment market, with Limassol at the center of Cyprus’ ongoing property boom.
