North Cyprus
Inevitably, our clients buying property in Cyprus always ask about Nicosia. Nicosia, the captivating capital city of Cyprus, is possibly one of the world’s most misunderstood cities. Yet anyone who is thinking of buying property, living in Cyprus, or even just holidaying there should take the time to know Nicosia city. They will discover charm … Continued
You’ve probably heard of the vibrant city life in Barcelona, Rome, Paris or Istanbul, but have you ever considered Cyprus and the beauty it has to offer? This Mediterranean gem is home to many cities with a legacy of art and culture stretching back centuries. The major cities in Cyprus are highly underrated on the … Continued
With kilometres of beautiful beaches and turquoise waters, Famagusta is fast becoming a desirable place for foreigners to buy property abroad. Famagusta, on the east coast, already has an established stronghold regarding tourism and international industry. Of course, the Famagusta seaport plays a large part in this. But other factors in its favour are the … Continued
Last week, a client asked us what the best beaches in North Cyprus are. This isn’t unusual. Many clients looking to buy abroad in sun-filled countries ask this question whether looking at Turkey, Spain, Portugal or Northern Cyprus. Most are willing to pay more for their sea view and to be within walking distance of … Continued
Is North Cyprus a Good Place to Live?
We think North Cyprus is a good place to live. In recent years, North Cyprus has risen to the ranks of international locations for ex-pats to consider. In addition, some clients who originally bought homes in Turkey later moved to North Cyprus for an alternative lifestyle, but with those Turkish vibes they love and adore. … Continued
Overall Cyprus is a beautiful place to live, but in this article, we focus on towns in North Cyprus. The reason is many potential ex-pats looking to live overseas choose the North, hence want to know more about towns, cities, and villages so they can make an informed decisions. The North is the Turkish Cypriot … Continued
