The interesting presentation “Limassol, Upcoming Development, pluses and minuses”, organised by the Limassol Architects Association at the Municipal Cultural Centre “Panos Solomonidis”, was completed on 2nd June.

Tourism revenue during March 2017 reached €86.1m, an annual increase of 6.4%, according to data published by the Cyprus Statistical Service recently.

Pafilia Property Developers is pleased to announce the progression of the final stage of development in the infrastructure and facilities at its luxury residential resort, Minthis Hills.

Under John Hourican, Nick Smith, and his predecessor Euan Hamilton, Bank of Cyprus, the island’s largest lender, did not only lead the way by setting up a specialised department for loan restructuring and recoveries, it also made it work.

The private debt level remains high in Cyprus even after dropping in the third quarter of 2016, to 272.6% of economic output, from 275.4% the previous quarter, the Central Bank of Cyprus said.

The annual inflation rate dropped in May 2017 to 1.1% from 2% the month before, as the impact of higher energy prices on consumer prices fades away, the statistical service said.

The annual inflation rate dropped in May to 1.1% from 2% the month before, as the impact of higher energy prices on consumer prices fades away, the statistical service said.

The government has decided to hand over 25% of the state-owned Cooperative Central Bank (CCB) to its customers free of charge, Finance Minister Harris Georgiades said recently.

The Central Bank of Cyprus said that it will cease exchanging Cyprus pounds notes with euros on December 31, 2017.

In its mission to always provide a high-class living experience, Plus Properties Cyprus launched its latest luxury residential project in Larnaca: 'The Pearl of Mackenzie'.