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"If Cyprus improves efficiency, maintains policy consistency and strengthens competitiveness, it can position itself as one of the most attractive real estate markets in Europe. If not, supply constraints and affordability pressures will intensify. The next phase will be defined not by potential – but by execution", says Yiannis Misirlis, Chairman of Cyprus Property Developers Association.
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