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Fixing 358 unsuitable and dangerous complexes in refugee housing estates all across Cyprus means that a total of 3,128 apartments will be affected, Philenews reports.And this is a huge task that the Interior Ministry has undertaken with priority given to 43 complexes consisting of 375 apartments in

ETEK, the Cyprus Scientific and Technical Chamber, is calling for urgent safety on buildings, starting with those in use by the public.

The dream of owning a home is becoming a nightmare for Cypriot millennial couples as a prices have increased 20% in the past year.

Developers unwilling to greenlight new construction projects until they have a clearer picture of where building and energy costs are heading.

A revised bill reducing the VAT on new homes put to MPs that may avoid the European Commission's infringement proceedings against Cyprus.

The iconic tower to be erected in Ellinikon by Lamda Development will be the tallest building in Greece

An operational agreement for the implementation of the “Smart Manufacturing” Action in the amount of 73 million euros was signed by the Ministry of Development and Investments and the G.G. Industry with the Economic Chamber of Greece and the Technical Chamber of Greece

A review of the past year's most noteworthy developments in international arbitration in Greece, including key decisions and legislative changes.

Older buildings must undergo immediate inspection to help prevent incidents like the collapse of two balconies in Paphos from happening again

MPs undecided whether to pass European Union directive reducing the size of homes entitled to lower 5% VAT or face hefty financial penalties.