Buying property in Cyprus is a reliable way to preserve capital. But much depends on where you invest.

Northern Cyprus attracts with prices 1.5–2 times lower, but it comes with serious risks:

• The region is not recognized by the EU or the UN, with no access to state registries

• Some land remains disputed after the 1974 conflict, and ownership may be returned to previous holders

• Resale and banking transactions are almost impossible

• Entering through the North limits access to the South, where European banks and visas operate

The low prices are explained by the unfavorable status: the market has been isolated for decades, and prospects for recognition remain uncertain.

The Republic of Cyprus, on the other hand, is a fully safe alternative. Here, transactions are state-controlled, protected by EU courts, and open opportunities for rentals and resales.

A great example is Sunrock Residences in Limassol: a prestigious location, high returns, and the chance to obtain Permanent Residency (PR) for the whole family.

By choosing Sunrock, you secure not only a seaside apartment but also long-term protection of your investments.