For individuals
Buyers, sellers, landlords, tenants, heirs and co-owners seeking to protect a home, investment or family property interest.
CONSTANTINOU LAW
03 · CONSTANTINOU LAW
Comprehensive legal support for property transactions, transfers, co-ownership arrangements, Land Registry proceedings, compulsory acquisition and real estate agreements in Cyprus.
THE ESSENTIALS
Property law extends beyond a sale contract. A matter may involve title and encumbrance checks, drafting and depositing agreements, registration of a transfer, division of co-owned property, a challenge to a Land Registry decision, compulsory acquisition compensation or enforcement of contractual rights. The correct steps and time limits depend on the type of property and procedure involved.
Buyers, sellers, landlords, tenants, heirs and co-owners seeking to protect a home, investment or family property interest.
Developers, investors and companies involved in acquisitions, disposals, leases, financing or property due diligence.
PROPERTY MATTERS WE HANDLE
From the first legal checks to registration, dispute or compensation, each service is adapted to the property, the parties and the objective.
Legal preparation and coordination of sales, purchases, gifts, exchanges and other registrations before the Department of Lands and Surveys.
Drafting and review of sale, reservation, assignment, lease and property-management agreements, supported by title and encumbrance searches.
Agreements between co-owners for the use, division or distribution of property, together with the steps required for implementation.
Assessment and handling of objections, hierarchical recourses and court proceedings arising from Land Registry decisions or property rights.
Advice on compulsory acquisition notices, the affected property interest, valuation evidence, negotiations and claims for fair compensation.
Advice and representation concerning breach of property agreements, specific performance, boundaries, access, possession and co-owner disputes.
HOW WE CAN HELP
CONTACT US
Every matter depends on its facts. Contact the office for an initial discussion of your objectives and the appropriate next steps.
The information on this page is general and does not constitute legal advice. Legislation and administrative practice may change.