Cyprus Planning Zoning - it is important

This is another very interesting article.

Beach Properties – Care of what you own By Antonis Loizou, FRICS

It should be read in conjunction with our own Article ”Why Buy Land First?” which provides some more information on Planning Zones and criteria for buying land in Cyprus.

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