"Relocating to Cyprus has never looked so desirable." — Yiannos Trisokkas
In this article, Yiannos Trisokkas explains how Cyprus's growing technology sector is changing the island's property market. As international companies explore Cyprus as an EU base, demand is rising for professional services, office space and high-quality homes for relocating executives, engineers and their families.
The shift Yiannos describes is visible in Limassol and Larnaca, where well-located, energy-efficient apartments near business districts attract steady rental demand from professionals. For investors, a property that suits a relocating professional usually means reliable tenants and strong resale appeal. Velment focuses on developments that meet these practical needs: good connections, modern specifications and genuine long-term value.
Not yet. Cyprus is an EU member and has made significant progress towards joining. The European Commission gave a positive readiness assessment in 2026, but accession still needs unanimous approval from Schengen member states, and no date has been confirmed.
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