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Cyprus stands out among most European jurisdictions due to its significantly lower tax burden. There is no property ownership tax, favourable VAT rates apply, and the Non-Domicile regime allows for the reduction of taxes on passive income to zero, among other benefits.

Cyprus remains a highly attractive destination for investors focused on the European real estate market, thanks to its unique blend of stability, strategic geographic position, and favourable entry conditions.

The most sought after real estate destinations in Cyprus are the major resorts. Tranio reviews real estate prices in Limassol, Paphos, Larnaca and the Cyprus average ones as well.

To purchase property in Greece, investors are required to visit the country only once. The purchase procedure has seven simple steps.

Non-EU citizens can only take out mortgage loans in Greece if they hold a national residence permit.
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When purchasing a Greek property, the buyer pays either a transfer tax or VAT. The same rules apply regardless of whether the property is purchased in the name of a company or an individual.

Maintenance costs in Cyprus are rather low in comparison to average European charges. Owners pay some €1,700 per year for apartments and about €2,900 for villas with private pools.

Cyprus, a captivating island in the Mediterranean Sea, is an ideal place for both permanent residence and a peaceful, relaxed holiday. With its warm climate, crystal-clear sea, sandy beaches, and picturesque mountains covered in greenery, Cyprus offers unique natural attractions and ancient monuments — ensuring that everyone finds something to their liking.

Cyprus has become one of the foremost investment destinations, drawing considerable capital into its real estate market between 2022 and 2024. Foreign investors buying property in Cyprus enjoy the advantages of a supportive business environment, favourable tax policies, and steady international demand.

The cost per square metre in Greece is lower than in most European countries: in some locations the price does not exceed 3 thousand euros per square metre. The price depends on the proximity to the sea, the level of infrastructure development, and transport links. Buyers can find affordable apartments in the centre of Athens for as little as 80 thousand euros, or luxury villas on the coast starting from one million euros.

The Montenegro citizenship by investment program was once one of Europe's relatively small number of investor citizenship schemes. It allowed qualifying foreign applicants to obtain Montenegrin citizenship after making a government contribution and investing in an approved development project.

Selling property in Montenegro involves more than finding a buyer and agreeing on a price. Owners need to prepare the property's legal documentation, establish a realistic market value, negotiate the terms of the transaction, complete the required notarisation and address any tax obligations arising from the sale.

The Montenegro real estate market has experienced substantial growth in recent years, supported by rising property prices, foreign demand, tourism and continued development along the Adriatic coast. The market is relatively small, but it includes several distinct segments, from luxury resort residences in Tivat and Kotor Bay to holiday apartments in Budva and year-round residential property in Podgorica.

Montenegro has become an increasingly visible destination for international property buyers looking for a combination of Adriatic lifestyle, tourism-driven rental demand and comparatively accessible entry prices. For investors considering Montenegro real estate investment, the market offers several distinct strategies, from holiday apartments on the coast to luxury residences, long-term rentals in Podgorica and development opportunities.
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Montenegro citizenship gives a person full legal membership of the country and, once citizenship is established, the right to apply for a Montenegro passport. Citizenship should be distinguished from temporary or permanent residence: a foreigner can live legally in Montenegro for many years without automatically becoming a citizen.