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Buy properties for sale in Cyprus at Protaras Nicosia Larnaca Famagusta and Paralimni - with properties for sale in Cyprus you can invest in Cyprus property. Chara Corinthia Villas Protaras - FREE Chevrolet Matiz with the purchase of any Corinthia Villa. Limited time offer so hurry! Properties for sale in Cyprus at www.buypropertyincyprus.co.uk Properties for sale in Nicosia - Apartments Properties for sale in Nicosia - Villas Properties for sale in Nicosia - Houses Properties for sale in Nicosia Properties for sale in Famagusta - Protaras Properties for sale in Famagusta - Paralimni Properties for sale in Famagusta - Aiya Thekla Properties for sale in Limassol Properties for sale in Larnaca Properties for sale in the Mountains -Psvedas Properties for sale in the Mountains -Lythrodontas Resale Properties for sale in Cyprus Inspection visits to Cyprus Request Information Properties for sale in Cyprus See our properties for sale in Cyprus and find that villas and apartments in Cyprus are excellent value for money. We provide information on some of the largest Cyprus property developments and you will find villas and apartments for sale in Paphos, Apolis, Pafos, Kalamyes, Paralimni, Famagusta, Nicosia, Protaras, Lythrodontas and Latsi. Explore the properties for sale in Cyprus and contact us when you're ready for more information. You may have been on holiday in Cyprus and now want to take the next step in buying a place in the sun. We have information on villas, houses and apartments for sale near beaches and in the major towns of Cyprus...NEW DEVELOPMENTS BEING RELEASED IN THE NEXT FEW DAYS - WATCH THIS SPACE! Meanwhile have a happy Christmas and a brilliant new year! Why buy properties for sale in Cyprus? We believe that Cyprus offers advantages that other destinations cannot offer, making it one of the best areas in the world to buy a villa, apartment or investment property. The benefits include: Buying property in a country which has just gained EU membership Cyprus has a strong and stable currency Properties for sale in Cyprus can be rented out There is a well developed and growing tourist industry Cyprus has a healthy stable property market Flights are readily available from the UK and Ireland The benefits of buying a property in Cyprus through us. If you are buying a property abroad the purchase process can seem daunting.. We give you as much support as you want and make the purchase process easy. The benefits we offer include: Buying from one of the largest developers in Cyprus, with many years experience and a solid reputation We believe in low pressure sales. If you want to buy a villa in Cyprus we will help you all we can, but you drive the process. We will give you lots of information and hold your hand - not push you. We can arrange inspection visits, and if you buy a property from us we will refund flight costs for two people - see inspection visits If you are coming to Cyprus on holiday let us know and we can integrate property viewings with your busy beach schedule. We can provide you with information ona range of mortgage options. As Cyprus is nowa member of the EC, the major banks on Cyprus and now able to provide mortgages to ex pats. We will provide advice on a case by case basis. When you purchase a property we can organise management and cleaning services, so you have peace of mind when you are not staying there yourself. In short, there are few problems you will come across that we haven't encountered before and can't provide you with a solution for! How can I buy properties for sale in Cyprus? The process of buying a property for sale in Cyprus is similar to the stages in buying a home in the UK. The pitfalls are also similar. It is important not to over-stretch yourself financially, and to ensure that you can afford the deposit and subsequent mortgage. Having said that, we have been amazed at how efficient the builders are at making it all happen in a short space of time. In our experience, most are keen to help. Consider the properties we have on offer in different parts of Cyprus and contact us for more information on your selected developments. We can help to plan your inspection visit to select property and can help make it happen for you. CYPRUS in BRIEF History The strategic position of the country, at the crossroads of three continents has probably been the main reason for its turbulent history throughout the ages. Many different races, the main ones being the Egyptians, Romans, Byzantines, Francs, Venetians, Turks and British, have occupied the island. Although each one of these conquerors left their mark on the island, the Greek identity has been preserved throughout the ages. In 1960, it gained independence under the London-Zurich agreement. But freedom was short-lived. In 1974, after an abortive coup d'etat, Turkey invaded and occupied 38% of the island's territory in the north. Although, the problem has not yet been resolved, political and economic stability were fully restored soon after the invasion. Geography Considered a European country, it is situated in the eastern region of the Mediterranean at the crossroads of Europe, Asia and Africa. The island's total area is 9251 square kilometres while the island time zone is exactly 2 hours ahead of London and 7 hours behind Tokyo. The landscape is one of infinite contrasts, from its fertile central plain to the cool, vine clad foothills; the majesty of the cedar valley in which wild indigenous moufflon roam; mile after mile of sandy shores with secluded beaches to seek out, and hundreds of villages to explore, each with its own tradition and charm. Climate This beautiful country enjoys perhaps the best type of Mediterranean climate with about 340 warm and sunny days. Summer is the season of constant sunshine and cloudless skies. Winters are mild with some rain, and snowfall on Troodos Mountains. Maximum mean temperatures range from 14C or 57F in January to 37C or 99F in July and August. Standard and Cost of living Cyprus enjoys a fairly high European standard of living, while at the same time remains a relatively inexpensive country. According to a survey conducted by the Union Bank of Switzerland it is ranked as the 10th least expensive business centre in the world and the least expensive in the whole of Europe. Real Estate a non Cypriot is allowed to buy in Cyprus A non-Cypriot is allowed to buy a flat, house or a plot of land not exceeding two donums, 2676 square metres. However, in case there is a special reason and you need more than the law states, permission may be granted. Freehold All the properties for sale in Cyprus are freehold. Currency The currency is the Pound, which is sub-divided into 100 cents. As from June 1992, the exchange rate of the currency has been pegged to the ECU. The margin within which the currency is allowed to fluctuate has been fixed at 2.25% above or below the central value, 1.7068 ECU. Cyprus property is available to suit a wide range of investment budgets. If you are seriously looking at properties for sale in Cyprus then contact us and we will help you find the property to meet your needs. We advertise properties for sale in Cyprus for investors, buy to let clients, and people who want to live in Cyprus in a secure new home. Villas and apartments are for sale in Paphos, Apolis, Pafos, Kalamyes, Paralimni, Famagusta, Nicosia, Protaras, Lythrodontas and Latsi. Buy Cyprus property. Rented out your villa in Cyprus? Travel to Orlando Florida and visit www.southern-palms.com to live in comfort while you explore! 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Feds probe real estate agents - Apr. 22, 2005 Web CNN/Money Buying & Selling Investment Property Home Improvement Million $ Life Financing Best Places SAVE | EMAIL | PRINT | SUBSCRIBE TO MONEY | Feds probe real estate agents Money magazine investigation shows Justice Dept. looking into anticompetitive practices. April 22, 2005: 5:27 PM EDT By Jon Birger, Money Magazine NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - Did you pay your real estate broker too much? The U.S. Department of Justice may be set to turn Tulsa, Okla. into a test-case for ending the stranglehold 6 percent commissions have over the real estate brokerage business. MONEY has learned that Justice's Antitrust Division is gathering information on the bully tactics that full-commission brokers in Tulsa allegedly use against their discount rivals to discourage commission-cutting. The probe follows other recent efforts to spur competition in the real estate industry. According to a copy of a Justice Department subpoena obtained by MONEY, federal investigators are seeking information on "possible anticompetitive conduct in the provision of real estate services in the Tulsa area" as well as "documents related to refusal to cooperate on real estate transactions." An Antitrust Division spokeswoman confirmed the existence of the investigation but declined to provide additional details. Al Unser, executive director of the Greater Tulsa Association of Realtors said: "We received a CID [civil investigative demand] from the Justice Dept. and we have responded." Economists who study real estate, such as the University of Cincinnati's Norm Miller, believe anti-competitive behavior is the primary explanation for the persistence of the 6 percent commission. J.D. Smith and Bob Meyer are two Tulsa discount real estate agents who say they were interviewed by federal investigators. They say the investigators wanted information on full-commission agents' alleged refusal to show home-buying clients properties listed by discount brokers -- a tactic known as boycotting. Boycotting exploits the one major weakness of the multiple listing service. The MLS's upside is that it centralizes all homes for sale in a single electronic marketplace that can be accessed by all agents -- and these days by Web-savvy consumers as well. The downside is that brokers must depend on one another to help sell their homes, and that discourages them from undercutting each other's commissions. While boycotting the listings of discounters is generally considered an antitrust violation -- if undisclosed, it's also a breach of fiduciary duty to clients -- industry insiders are well aware that boycotting goes on, even if they claim not to condone it. For Smith, the Feds' investigation comes a year or so too late. His realty business on the brink of ruin, Smith recently abandoned discount brokerage and went back to charging 6 percent. "In one week," Smith said, "I've had more showings and more offers from other realtors than I had in the previous two months." The Tulsa investigation is part of an ongoing Antitrust Division foray into the sharp-elbowed realty world. In March, the Antitrust Division sued the Kentucky Real Estate Commission over a state law that prohibits real estate brokers from offering commission rebates to consumers. More recently, Assistant Attorney General R. Hewitt Pate sent letters to lawmakers and regulators in Oklahoma and Texas, urging them to reject proposals that would effectively prohibit brokers from engaging in limited-service or fee-for-service realty -- such as listing a home for sale on the multiple listing service for a flat fee of $500. Bruce Hahn, chairman of the American Homeowners Grassroots Alliance, argues that state prohibitions on rebates and fee-for-service discourage competition and inflate commissions paid by consumers. "We've talked to Justice, and we think what they're doing is tremendous," he said. E-mail Jon Birger at jbirger@moneymail.com. The Hot List Most profitable renovations How risky is your 401(k)? Big new tax credits for hybrid cars More Real Estate How to buy and build on rural land Most overvalued housing markets When booms go bust... contact us | magazine customer service | site map | glossary | RSS | press room OTHER NEWS: CNN | SI | Fortune | Business2.0 = Money subscribers = Premium content -- * - Time reflects local markets trading time. † - Intraday data is at least 15-minutes delayed. Disclaimer © 2005 Cable News Network LP, LLLP. A Time Warner Company ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Terms under which this service is provided to you. privacy policy Reprints of site stories are available. Top Stories Most overvalued housing markets Risks to the economy in 2006 Which was the worst ad of all in 2005? After the ride, a rest Hilton brands reunite after 40 years YOUR E-MAIL ALERTS Real Estate Antitrust Division Corporate Governance Oklahoma or Create your own Manage alerts | What is this?