• Cyprus is a central island in the Mediterranean Sea, located about 45 minutes by plane from Israel and a short flight from European and Middle Eastern markets.

• With an average of 340 sunny days per year and a Mediterranean climate, alongside crystal-clear beaches and the Troodos Mountains in the center of the island, Cyprus attracts about 3.2 million tourists annually (from the United Kingdom, Israel, Poland, Russia, and more).

• In recent years, the headquarters of international technology companies, including Microsoft, Oracle, SAP, Amdocs, IBM, and more, have expanded and established themselves in Cyprus. This expansion is increasing demand for residential properties and business tourism on the island.

• Cyprus is benefiting from massive investments in infrastructure and tremendous economic growth with the opening of the large casino in Limassol, a plan to renovate the marina and port in Larnaca, and the discovery of gas deposits in the Mediterranean Sea.

• Cyprus is a member of the European Union (EU), with favorable business regulation and a legal system based on British law.

• Cyprus enjoys a favorable tax regime and programs for granting Cypriot residency, which encourage foreign investment and are a magnet for companies worldwide and private investors.

• The country enjoys high returns on real estate assets and is an attractive alternative for investors - an average increase of over 10% per year in real estate prices and rental prices and an average monthly return of about 7% (RICS Cyprus Property Index).

• As a result of the high demand for real estate assets, the Cypriot government has significantly increased the pace of issuing building permits.​

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These factors make Greek Cyprus one of the most desirable destinations for investors looking for a quality investment within reach.

In the past two years, there has been a significant surge in demand for buying real estate in Greek Cyprus, and this trend is expected to continue in the coming years.