
Limassol City Guide
Limassol is Cyprus' second-largest city, business and shipping capital, and the country's premier international property market. The city stretches roughly 15 km along the Akrotiri Bay coastline on the southern coast of Cyprus, with the Limassol Marina (Cyprus' first super-yacht marina) and Limassol Tourist Area anchoring the seafront prime corridor. Average property prices reached €3,200/m² in 2025 (+7.4% YoY), with coastline and Limassol Marina commanding €6,000-€10,000/m² for luxury new builds. The city is dominated by international buyers — 56% of transactions involve foreign clients, the highest international share in Cyprus. Russian, British, Israeli, Lebanese, and increasingly Indian, Chinese, and Gulf-state buyers all anchor a deep market. Limassol benefits from Cyprus' €300K Permanent Residency Programme (Regulation 6.2), 12.5% corporate tax (lowest in EU), and 17-year Non-Dom regime — making it one of Europe's most-used HNW relocation destinations.
Figures are indicative and subject to change. Regulations, taxes and market conditions vary by jurisdiction. Do your own due diligence and seek independent legal and financial advice.




