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The most expensive property in March was sold in Limassol

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The most expensive property in March was sold in Limassol

The city has become the leader in the number and amount of concluded transactions with elite housing.

Ask Wire has published a report on expensive property sales in Cyprus. It highlights the biggest deals in March 2024.

The most expensive property was sold in Limassol – an office complex in Germasogeia worth €28m.

Moreover, this city of Cyprus led in March in terms of the number of expensive property sales. Limassol accounted for 4 out of 10 transactions, with a total value of 36.1 million euros. These included a commercial high-rise and a house.

  1. A house for €3.3m.
  2. A plot of land for €2.85 million.
  3. A flat for €1.9 million.

In Nicosia, a warehouse for €2.4m and a villa for €1.8m were sold in March. In Larnaca: a plot of land for €2.3m and a villa for €1.47m. In Paphos: a building for €2.7m and a plot of land for €1.46m.

Самый дорогой объект недвижимости в марте продали в Лимассоле

In March 2024, about 50 objects were sold in Cyprus, costing from 500 thousand euros. The total amount was more than 78 million euros.

55.1% of the value of these sales was accounted for by the 10 most expensive properties sold in Limassol, followed by Paphos (13.6%), Nicosia (13.3%), Larnaca (11.1%) and Famagusta (6.8%). The ten most expensive properties in Limassol cost €43m, in Paphos €10.6m, in Larnaca €8.7m, in Nicosia €10.3m and in the free areas of Famagusta €5.3m.

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