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Legal gaps threaten legitimate Cyprus estate agents, association warns
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- The Cyprus Real Estate Agents Association (Skek) has urged the government and parliament to urgently reform the legal framework regulating the property sector.
- The association warns that ongoing regulatory issues and unaddressed legal gaps are threatening legitimate estate agencies and undermining fair competition.
- Skek is specifically calling for the modernization of legislation, a clarification of the legal status of assistant real estate agents, and an organized institutional dialogue with a set timetable.
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