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<strong>Cyprus</strong>Profile Digital Series<br />

<strong>Telecoms</strong> & <strong>Satellite</strong> Communication<br />

Comparison of Estimated Average Rent Levels<br />

for Flats, 2020 (Brussels = 100)<br />

Note: Rents in currencies other than the Euro were converted according to the exchange rate as of 1 July 2020.<br />

Source: Eurostat<br />

300<br />

European<br />

Union<br />

Europe<br />

(others)<br />

200<br />

100<br />

Dublin<br />

Copenhagen<br />

Paris<br />

Stockholm<br />

Luxembourg<br />

Helsinki<br />

Madrid<br />

The Hague<br />

Berlin<br />

Lisbon<br />

Budapest<br />

Valletta<br />

Rome<br />

Prague<br />

Vienna<br />

Tallinn<br />

Ljubljana<br />

Vilnius<br />

Brussels<br />

Athens<br />

Zagreb<br />

Bratislava<br />

Warsaw<br />

Riga<br />

Bucharest<br />

Nicosia<br />

Sofia<br />

London<br />

Geneva<br />

Rejkjavik<br />

Oslo<br />

Podgorica<br />

249<br />

214<br />

205<br />

194<br />

196<br />

180<br />

154<br />

139<br />

129<br />

127<br />

117<br />

122<br />

115<br />

113<br />

118<br />

99<br />

101<br />

101<br />

100<br />

90<br />

92<br />

86<br />

85<br />

78<br />

83<br />

69<br />

53<br />

287<br />

234<br />

179<br />

166<br />

61<br />

0<br />

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY<br />

In terms of office rental prices, the most expensive city is Limassol with €18 per<br />

square metre. In Nicosia, it is €15 per sq.m, in Larnaca and Paphos €12 per sq.m<br />

and in Famagusta €10 per sq.m.<br />

Office Rental Prices per City<br />

Sale Prices (per m 2 ) Rental Prices (per m 2 )<br />

Famagusta €1,500 €10<br />

Larnaca €2,000 €12<br />

LImassol €4,000 €18<br />

Nicosia €3,200 €15<br />

Paphos €1,800 €12<br />

Source: Danos International Property Consultants<br />

HUMAN RESOURCES<br />

Well-trained and versatile, the Cypriot workforce is one of the island’s most valuable<br />

resources, offering high standards of productivity, technical expertise and<br />

professional excellence at reasonable costs to businesses.<br />

According to the Statistical Service in <strong>Cyprus</strong>, the country records the most<br />

higher education graduates per capita (age 30-34) in the European Union.<br />

The island’s labour force numbers some 416,500 persons in the Republic of<br />

<strong>Cyprus</strong>, with some 78.3% working in the services sector, 19.1% in industry and<br />

only 2.6% in agriculture.<br />

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