Martin Gavin

The property market in North Cyprus is flourishing alongside the reunification talks that are currently underway between North Cyprus’ Mehmet Ali Talat and the Greek Cypriot Demetris Christofias North Cyprus property has been steadily increasing since the Annan plan of 2004

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These are historic days for North Cyprus, with reunification talks revived after several years of stalled diplomacy and entrenched pessimism on both sides of the line which runs across and splits the Mediterranean island – the Green Line In terms of the property market in North Cyprus, the progress of the reunification talks are of massive importance, and anybody thinking about making an investment in rental property abroad should be keeping a close eye on them

Tips on buying investment properties nearly always evoke the old adage that applies to all investments: buy cheap, sell dear, and then laugh all the way to the bank For people looking to make an investment in rental property – or simply purchase a second home that will appreciate in value nicely – then the property market in North Cyprus should undoubtedly be the centre of attention right now

The property market in North Cyprus is, at the moment, probably more exhilarating than anywhere else in Europe With the price of land and property in North Cyprus already shooting up, thanks to the renewed drive toward reunification that last February’s election in the Greek Cypriot side – an election which saw liberal, pro-reunion Demetris Christofias oust the five year incumbent, conservative and vehemently anti-reunion Tassos Papadopoulos – helped bring about