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In 2025, construction prices for newly built residential properties in Cyprus reached an all-time high, as reported by Eurostat data published in June 2026. The increase in costs was recorded at 2% compared to the previous year, indicating a significant rise amid broader trends across the European Union, which averaged a 1.3% increase in the same period.
This surge in construction costs has prompted discussions regarding its implications on the real estate market in Cyprus, particularly given that it outpaced the EU average. The data highlights ongoing challenges in the construction sector, reflecting factors such as inflation and escalating material prices that have affected many regions across Europe. The record high in Cyprus specifically underscores the unique dynamics affecting the local housing market and the potential for continued changes in housing affordability.
26 June
Cyprus Business Now discussed various sectors including real estate and tourism.
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