Property Prices in Cyprus could increase in 2007 by 20%

Property Prices in Cyprus could increase in 2007 by 20%

Yes, according to respected Chartered Surveyor, Antonis Loizou & Associates.

Read  the article here http://www.aloizou.com.cy/documents/Predictions-CyprusRealEstateMarket2007.htm

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