Looking for a property to rent in Cyprus? Bazaraki.com lists rental real estate from private landlords and professional agents across the whole island, including apartments, houses, villas, offices, and commercial spaces in Limassol, Nicosia, Larnaca, Paphos, and Famagusta. Browse from desktop or use the Bazaraki app on Google Play and the App Store.
Rental prices differ a lot from one region to another, so use the filters to set your budget, choose your area, and narrow down by bedrooms, furnishing, and floor. The map lets you check proximity to work or schools before you contact the landlord. All prices are visible in the listings; reach the owner the same day.
The figures below are based on active listings on Bazaraki.com as of September 2026 and reflect median prices across the market.
Limassol has the highest rents on the island: the median sits at €23/m²/month, with two-bedroom apartments typically running €1,700–€2,900 per month (median €2,150). Nicosia is the most affordable at €11/m², where a two-bedroom apartment rents for €800–€1,200 (median €900). Larnaca (€14/m²) and Paphos (€18/m²) sit in between. Larnaca offers the best value on the coast, while Paphos costs a little more because of demand from expats. Famagusta is close to Larnaca at €13/m², though with a seasonal dimension: rents go up sharply in the tourist season and fall back in winter.
If you want a whole house, expect to pay somewhere between €2,000 and €3,000 a month in most districts. Limassol and Paphos are at the top with a median of €3,000, though the spread is wider in Limassol (€1,900–€6,000) than in Paphos (€1,800–€4,300). In Larnaca, Nicosia and Famagusta the median is €2,000, and most houses rent for €1,300–€2,800, €1,300–€3,200 and €1,400–€3,000 respectively.
On a per-metre basis, a house usually works out cheaper than an apartment: €17/m² in Limassol, €16/m² in Paphos, €13/m² in Famagusta, €11/m² in Larnaca and €9/m² in Nicosia. For tenants who need an extra bedroom or a garden, the difference is most noticeable in Nicosia and Larnaca.
Offices dominate commercial rentals, with about 1,400 listings across the island. A typical office of around 300 m² rents for a median of €4,900 a month (€24/m²), and most fall between €2,100 and €10,000. Limassol costs far more than anywhere else, with a median of €7,000 a month, or €29/m². Paphos follows at €2,750 (€17/m²), then Larnaca at €1,700 (€12/m²) and Nicosia at €1,500 (€13/m²).
Retail space is cheaper. Shops and showrooms rent for a median of €2,325 a month (€17/m²), rising to €5,000 (€26/m²) in Limassol and dropping to around €2,000 (€11/m²) in Nicosia. Warehouses have the lowest rents per square metre, about €7/m², since the units are large.
Standard leases across Cyprus run for one year, with a deposit of one to two months' rent. Utilities are paid separately by the tenant.
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