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He added hat the total budget of these projects is unprecedented, and 75 percent described as “green” or digital

ATHENS - "By 2025-2026 we will practically have a different country in our hands," Minister of Digital Governance Kyriakos Pierrakakis said on Thursday at the conference of Technical Chamber of Greece (TEE) "Green Deal Greece 2022" entitled: "Challenges, threats and opportunities, today, for green t

Estate agents and developers have warned that reducing the size of homes entitled to the lower VAT rate of 5% will be disastrous.

The Cyprus government will rethink (again) parts of a bill providing for reduced VAT on first homes following pushback from stakeholders.

Residents of Pissouri pleaded with MPs to help with mounting problems as a result of continuing landslides in the area.

Real estate agents in Limassol and Paphos are reporting the highest demand from foreign buyers and Cypriots for homes since 2020.

ATHENS – More than 215,000 jobs in Greece – including 55,000 in tourism – are going begging with not enough workers to fill them or shunning low-paying back-breaking positions to find other work. The New Democracy government is counting on tourism, which brings in 18-20 percent of the annual Gros

Residents living in homes built before 2004 face possible electrocution and should have their power supply checked.

%The construction industry is suffering as the price hike of raw materials continues, with developers crushed under higher costs.

Cyprus has been in dispute with the Commission over the VAT discount it offers for the purchase of a primary residence.