Cyprus house prices are now about 53% higher than they were in 2015, and 59% above their lowest point in early 2016. Prices have risen every year since.
Over the last twelve months the index moved +6.0%.
House prices year by year
How far prices sat above or below their 2015 level in each year. A longer bar means more expensive.
- 2025+51%
- 2024+44%
- 2023+35%
- 2022+23%
- 2021+16%
- 2020+17%
- 2019+12%
- 2018+3%
- 2017+4%
- 20160%
- 2015+0%
- 2014+1%
- 2013+3%
- 2012+8%
- 2011+11%
- 2010+13%
Read as: in 2025, the average home cost about 53% more than the same home would have in 2015.
What the index is, and is not
These are changes, not prices. The figures tell you how much more or less homes cost than they did in 2015 — they will not tell you what a two-bedroom flat in Paphos actually costs today, and they average Limassol’s seafront towers with village houses in the Troodos.
The shape is the useful part: the long slide after 2010, the flat years in the middle of the decade, and the steady climb since. Someone who bought at the bottom in 2016 has seen the market rise 59% around them.
For what day-to-day life costs rather than property, see the cost of living. For what visitors spend, see holiday costs.
Common questions
Are house prices rising in Cyprus?
Yes. Prices are around 53% higher than in 2015 and 59% above their low point in 2016, and they have risen in each of the last several years.
When were Cyprus house prices at their lowest?
In 2016, following the long decline that began after 2010. Prices have climbed steadily since.
How much have Cyprus house prices risen in the last year?
The official index moved +6.0% over the twelve months to 2025Q4.
Source: Cyprus Statistical Service (CYSTAT). This page mirrors the official figures and is refreshed nightly; CYSTAT publishes monthly tourism data about six weeks after the month ends.
Source tables: House Price Index, quarterly
Last checked against CYSTAT: 11 October 2026, 03:30.