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How much is my property worth? The value depends on its location, size, condition, legal status and comparable market activity. Contact NiSea to request a market appraisal and realistic asking-price strategy based on current buyer demand.
The value depends on its location, size, condition, legal status and comparable market activity. Contact NiSea to request a market appraisal and realistic asking-price strategy based on current buyer demand.
What taxes and costs apply when selling property in Cyprus? Capital Gains Tax is generally charged at 20% on the taxable gain after applicable deductions and exemptions. Sellers may also pay the 0.4% property-disposal levy, legal fees and estate agency commission. Read our guide to selling property in Cyprus.
Capital Gains Tax is generally charged at 20% on the taxable gain after applicable deductions and exemptions. Sellers may also pay the 0.4% property-disposal levy, legal fees and estate agency commission. Read our guide to selling property in Cyprus.
What Capital Gains Tax exemptions apply from 2026? Individuals may claim a lifetime exemption of up to €150,000 on the taxable gain from a qualifying primary residence, or €30,000 on other qualifying property disposals. Eligibility depends on each seller’s circumstances.
Individuals may claim a lifetime exemption of up to €150,000 on the taxable gain from a qualifying primary residence, or €30,000 on other qualifying property disposals. Eligibility depends on each seller’s circumstances.
How long does the selling process usually take? The timeframe depends on the property's location, condition, asking price, legal readiness and current buyer demand.
The timeframe depends on the property's location, condition, asking price, legal readiness and current buyer demand. Correctly priced and well-presented properties generally attract stronger interest, while the legal completion timeline depends on the circumstances of each transaction.
Can I sell a property without separate Title Deeds? A sale may still be possible depending on the property’s legal status. In certain cases, contractual rights may be transferred through an assignment of the original Sale Contract. An independent lawyer should review the documentation before proceeding.
A sale may still be possible depending on the property’s legal status. In certain cases, contractual rights may be transferred through an assignment of the original Sale Contract. An independent lawyer should review the documentation before proceeding.
How will NiSea market my property? NiSea combines professional property presentation, major property portals, targeted digital marketing, social-media promotion, direct buyer matching and selected agent cooperation to reach qualified local and international buyers.
NiSea combines professional property presentation, major property portals, targeted digital marketing, social-media promotion, direct buyer matching and selected agent cooperation to reach qualified local and international buyers.
What documents do I need to sell my property? You will usually need the Title Deed or original Sale Contract, identification documents, building permits or plans where applicable, an Energy Performance Certificate and details of any mortgage. Additional clearances may be required before completion.
You will usually need the Title Deed or original Sale Contract, identification documents, building permits or plans where applicable, an Energy Performance Certificate and details of any mortgage. Additional clearances may be required before completion.
Do I have to pay estate agent fees when selling? Estate agency fees are agreed in advance and payable in accordance with the agency agreement. Qualifying selling expenses may be deductible when calculating the taxable gain for Capital Gains Tax purposes.
Estate agency fees are agreed in advance and payable in accordance with the agency agreement. Qualifying selling expenses, including estate agency fees where applicable, may be deductible when calculating the taxable gain for Capital Gains Tax purposes, subject to the seller's circumstances and supporting documentation.
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