Real Estate · Cyprus

Thousands of tenants face exploitation without protection against evictions in Cyprus.

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A report from the EU Fundamental Rights Agency highlights the severe housing crisis in Cyprus, particularly impacting renters.
Many tenants are reportedly vulnerable to exploitation due to the lack of protective measures against evictions.
The ongoing rise in rental prices continues to be a pressing issue for households across the country.
The situation reveals a significant gap in legal protections for renters in the context of the housing crisis.
Thousands of families are facing hardships as they navigate the challenging rental market without sufficient safeguards.

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A report from the EU Fundamental Rights Agency highlights the severe housing crisis in Cyprus, particularly impacting renters.
Many tenants are reportedly vulnerable to exploitation due to the lack of protective measures against evictions.
The ongoing rise in rental prices continues to be a pressing issue for households across the country.
The situation reveals a significant gap in legal protections for renters in the context of the housing crisis.
Thousands of families are facing hardships as they navigate the challenging rental market without sufficient safeguards.

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