Conveyancing & Real Estate Legal Services in Cyprus

Independent legal counsel to protect your investment. We secure your property transaction from initial offer to final title deed transfer.

Buying property in Cyprus is a significant financial commitment, whether for corporate headquarters, a commercial base, or a private residence. However, the Cypriot real estate market carries unique risks—from undisclosed developer mortgages to delays in title deed issuance.

Comprehensive

 Real Estate Legal Support

Our team handles every legal aspect of immovable property transactions in the Republic of Cyprus.
In-Depth Due Diligence
(The Critical Step)

Before you sign anything, we investigate the property’s history. This is the most vital part of our service.

  • Verifying the seller’s true ownership at the Land Registry.

  • Checking for existing mortgages, memos, or encumbrances (burdens) on the land.

  • Ensuring all necessary planning and building permits exist.

Contract Drafting & Review
Standard developer contracts often favor the seller. We redraft or heavily amend Sale & Purchase Agreements to protect your interests, ensuring clear terms on payment schedules, delivery dates, and penalties for delays.
Land Registry & Completion
We manage the final execution. This includes 'Specific Performance' (depositing your contract at the Land Registry to lock in your rights) and handling the final transfer of Title Deeds into your name.
Tax Advisory
for Property
We advise on all applicable taxes to avoid surprises, including Transfer Fees, Stamp Duty, and VAT implications on new vs. resale properties.

Frequently Asked Questions

About Cyprus Real Estate Law

While not legally mandatory, it is highly risky to proceed without one. An independent lawyer ensures the property isn't burdened by the developer's debts, which could leave you without a Title Deed even after paying in full.

Specific Performance is a vital legal protection. By depositing your customized Contract of Sale at the Land Registry, you legally block the seller from reselling the property or adding new mortgages to it while you wait for the final Title Deeds.

Yes, but you must obtain permission from the Council of Ministers. This is largely a formality for legitimate buyers, and our office handles this application as part of our conveyancing service.

Your Safe Path to Ownership

Our Conveyancing Process

We prefer transparency. Here is how we manage your transaction to ensure full legal compliance

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Step 1
The Reservation
We advise you before you pay a reservation fee to ensure it is refundable if basic legal checks fail
Step 2
The Investigation (Due Diligence)
Our legal team conducts a forensic search of the property at the District Land Office
Step 3
The Agreement
We draft the Contract of Sale. Once approved by you, we oversee the signing (often via Power of Attorney so you do not need to travel)
Step 4
Tax & Registration
We arrange payment of Stamp Duty and register your contract at the Land Registry within the legally required timeframe for your protection.
Step 5
Final Transfer
We facilitate the final meeting at the Land Registry to transfer the Title Deed, ensuring completion only happens when all conditions are met.

Proceed with Confidence

Do not leave your biggest investment to chance. Engage a legal team that puts your security first.