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We are proud to present the 6th edition of the Neapolis Property Price Index (NPPI), an ongoing initiative by the Department of Real Estate at Neapolis University Pafos. The purpose is to provide a reliable, data-driven snapshot of the Cypriot real estate market, offering valuable insights to all market participants. Currently, the NPPI covers the entire residential market, including all houses and apartments across all districts of Cyprus. It analyzes price trends based on a dataset of over 100,000 housing units (new and resale) from 2012 to the latest edition. The NPPI is designed to be an impartial, credible, and up-to-date source of information, based on actual property transaction data and supported by a rigorous statistical methodology. By analyzing real transactions through robust statistical methods, the index effectively captures price trends that reflect true market dynamics. We are confident that our data-driven approach minimizes biases and ensures reliability of results. Academically, the NPPI is an essential educational tool in fields like real estate economics and property valuation. It offers our students a unique opportunity to gain hands-on experience in data analytics, statistics and market analysis, bridging the gap between theory and practice. This latest edition, covering the 2nd quarter of 2024 (2024Q2), reaffirms our commitment to refining and expanding market understanding. Each edition begins with indexed price trends, followed by a comprehensive analysis of the underlying database to support the index results and enhance transparency. On behalf of the Department of Real Estate, Neapolis University Pafos, Dr. Thomas Dimopoulos Assistant Professor, Head of RE Dept Neapolis University Pafos

Welcome to the latest edition of AXIA Chartered Surveyors' Annual Property Market Analysis. As we navigate through another year of dynamic changes in the global and local property markets, our team continues to leverage its profound expertise and deep understanding of the Cyprus property landscape to bring you the most accurate, insightful, and forward-looking analysis available.

The second edition of Neapolis Property Price Index has been released!

Apartment prices have exhibited a consistent upward trajectory across all districts, with positive trends persisting for successive periods. Specifically, apartment prices have experienced continuous growth for 32 uninterrupted quarters in Limassol and Larnaca, 29 quarters in Nicosia, 23 quarters in Famagusta, and 7 quarters in Pafos. In contrast, prices of houses have been steadily declining, with negative trends observed in almost all districts. House prices have been falling for 8 consecutive quarters in Nicosia, 5 quarters in Limassol, 4 quarters in Famagusta and 3 quarters in Paphos, except for Larnaca a positive sign was observed. Indices point to increased demand for apartments, while the persistent fall in house prices may indicate reduced purchasing power for larger dwellings among local buyers and despite increased foreign interest, as suggested by DLS statistics.

We are delighted to introduce the Neapolis Property Price Index (NPPI), a groundbreaking initiative by the Department of Real Estate at Neapolis University Pafos. This index is designed to serve a diverse set of needs, benefiting not just our academic community but also real estate professionals, investors, and policymakers.
Our index aims to be an impartial, credible, and up-to-date source of information that enhances market transparency and facilitates informed decision-making for both consumers and professionals. The department has chosen to base this index on actual property transaction data for its inaugural release. We believe that actual transaction data, as opposed to notional or appraisal-based indices, provide a more accurate and unbiased reflection of market realities. Actual transactions capture what buyers are willing to pay, and sellers are willing to accept, thus giving us a true snapshot of the market at any given moment. This is crucial for reducing biases, enhancing investor confidence, and aiding in more precise analytical and policy-related work.
Academically, the NPPI aims to provide a rich dataset for scholarly research in areas like property valuation methodologies, market trends, and housing policies. It offers an exceptional learning environment for our students, allowing them to gain hands-on experience in data analytics, market research, and property valuation. Industry collaboration is another key objective. We encourage and invite partnerships with real estate agencies, property valuers, and governmental organizations. We invite you to engage with this seminal project. Your feedback and collaboration are invaluable for its continuous improvement and success.
Last but not least, I would also like to extend a warm welcome and heartfelt thanks to Stelios Apostolidis, the newest member of our department. His expertise and dedication are invaluable additions that promise to enrich our academic and research endeavors.
Best regards and enjoy the index!

Ανάλυση της Κτηματαφοράς της Κύπρου για το 2020. Πρόκειται για αναλυτική επισκόπηση της κυπριακής κτηματαγοράς που συντάχθηκε απο την ΑΧΙΑ. 

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