Cyprus sees strong demand for office space, pushing rents higher

Cyprus sees strong demand for office space, pushing rents higher

Demand for modern office spaces in Cyprus, particularly in Limassol, remains strong in 2024, as companies pursue energy-efficient buildings, according to a report released on Monday from property consultants Danos. The company reported that office prices continue to rise, despite an increase in supply, following a significant low in early 2022 with rents now approximately 14 per cent […]

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Surge in Electric Vehicle Adoption Marks a New Era of Transportation in Cambodia

Surge in Electric Vehicle Adoption Marks a New Era of Transportation in Cambodia

PHNOM PENH, July 10, 2024 — The latest data from the Ministry of Public Works and Transport reveals a significant increase in the registration of electric vehicles (EVs) in Cambodia, signaling a shift towards more sustainable transportation options. In the first half of 2024 alone, 2,968 electric vehicles were registered, encompassing 914 motorcycles, 440 tricycles, […]

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Cyprus Business Now: weekly wrap-up

Cyprus Business Now: weekly wrap-up

Here are the top business stories in Cyprus from the week starting August 19: A total of 6.6 million passengers traveled through Cyprus’ airports between January and July this year, according to airport operator Hermes Airports. Looking ahead, the company said that it expects the figures for August to exceed 1.5 million passengers, similar to […]

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Cyprus Business Now

Cyprus Business Now

Cyprus has seen its debt-to-GDP ratio drop to 72.3 per cent, marking a substantial decrease of nearly 10 percentage points over the past year. According to a report released on Friday from the Cyprus Statistical Service (Cystat), the total general government debt was recorded at €22.81 billion at the end of June, a reduction from […]

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