Limassol is Cyprus's most active property market, and also its most expensive. The median price per square metre for apartments stands at €4,874/m², the highest on the island and roughly double Nicosia's €2,596/m² (figures based on Bazaraki listings, September 2026). Two-bedroom apartments typically sell for €350,000–€550,000 (median €430,000); studios for €195,000–€265,000 (median €216,000). At the upper end, four-bedroom properties range from €790,000 to €2,700,000 (median €1,280,000). Bazaraki.com lists apartments, villas, houses, commercial properties, and offices for sale in Limassol from private owners and registered agents across all districts.
Price variation within Limassol is steep. The seafront and marina zone command the highest prices on the island; Germasogeia and Agios Athanasios are established residential neighbourhoods with strong demand; Polemidia, Ypsonas, and areas further inland offer more accessible entry points, where one-bedroom apartments can start around €235,000, against €358,000 at the upper end of the city range. Use the map and price filters to focus, set bedroom count and construction year, and contact the seller the same day.
Limassol has the most liquid property market in Cyprus: properties sell faster and attract the widest pool of buyers, including a significant proportion of international purchasers. Rental demand is the strongest on the island: well-located two- and three-bedroom apartments generate gross yields of 4–6%, with monthly rents for two-bedroom units ranging from €1,700 to €2,900 (median €2,150). For buyers comparing Limassol to other cities, expect to pay 25–90% more per square metre. What that buys is the island's best commercial infrastructure, strongest rental market, and a largely redeveloped seafront.
Limassol has more houses for sale than any other district, around 4,200, and they are also the most expensive. Half cost more than €835,000, and the typical range, €501,000 to €1.7 million, covers everything from family homes to luxury villas. Unlike in Paphos, houses here cost less per square metre than apartments: €4,054/m² against €4,874/m².
Most of the island's office market is concentrated in Limassol. Around 290 offices are for sale, about 70% of all office listings in Cyprus, with a median price of €1.65 million. The city also leads for land, with around 2,650 building plots on offer. A typical plot of about 1,700 m² costs €670,000, or €377/m², around three times as much per square metre as in Paphos or Famagusta.
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