SATISHLAR IS THE BEST IN THE LAST 8 YEARS.

Cyprus real estate agents have reported that there has been a significant increase in property sales in Cyprus due to the ongoing changes in Turkey and that currency fluctuations are not having a significant impact on sales.

The president of the Association of Estate Agents, Hassan Sungur, emphasized that the increase in residential sales in Cyprus is due to the growing interest in real estate on the island due to the developments in Turkey, as well as the growth of the educational sector and the fact that students prefer to buy homes rather than pay rent.

Director of Emlak-Ekstra Ziya Toygan said that real estate sales in Girne are on the rise, noting the great interest of Turkish investors in high-rise projects being built in the center of Girne.

Real estate consultant Erkan Arıklı said that new projects are being completed even before construction is finished.

Real estate consultant Emine Karaca noted the interest in Turkish goods due to the impact of Cyprus negotiations on the market.

Director of Emlak Kıbrıs Salih Karayusufoğlu confirmed that real estate sales are now experiencing some fluctuations, but sales are continuing despite the fact that purchasing power is slowing down due to the rise in foreign exchange rates.

Cyprus Association of Real Estate Agents Hasan Sungur said that this year's real estate sales were the best in the last 8 years and that this year's sales were the best in the last 8 years and that this year's real estate sales were the best in the last 8 years.Sungur emphasized that the rise in foreign exchange rates does not have a significant impact on real estate.

Cyprus real estate agent Erkan Arıklı said that new projects are being sold before completion, while real estate consultant Emine Karaca noted the increased interest in goods due to the impact of the Cyprus issue negotiations and the significant increase in sales in Girne this year.

Director of Emlak-Extra Ziya Toygan explained that real estate sales in Girne are going strong, especially in high-rise projects being built in the center of Girne, with strong demand from Turkish investors.

Director of Emlak Kıbrıs Salih Karayusufoğlu said that real estate sales are currently experiencing some fluctuations due to the rise in the exchange rate, but sales are continuing.