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Israeli investment reshapes Cyprus as locals feel squeezed out of property market

An influx of Israeli funds is transforming the Cypriot property and tourism sectors, prompting concerns among residents about being excluded from the market.

PSqure Daily CorrespondentLONDON·1h ago·1 min read
Israeli investment reshapes Cyprus as locals feel squeezed out of property market

An influx of Israeli investment is rapidly transforming the property and tourism sectors in Cyprus, leaving local residents feeling sidelined. The growing financial footprint comes as the Cypriot government actively cultivates a strong alliance with Israel.

The visible impact of this foreign capital extends across the island nation, characterized by a surge in mass tourism and widespread property acquisitions. The shifting landscape is even reflected in local election posters, highlighting the deep integration of Israeli interests into everyday life.

While state officials welcome the deepening bilateral relationship, ordinary Cypriots express concern over the speed of these economic changes. Many locals report being shut out of their own real estate markets due to the swift movement of Israeli funds.

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