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Building permits drop, value and area rises in the first half of 2023

Building permits issued in Cyprus in the first half of 2023 dropped by an annual 7.4%, with the value of the permits rising by 16.5% and the total area by 3.0%, data released by CySTAT show.

For the period of January to June, the building permits authorised by the municipal authorities and the district administration offices amounted to 3,608 compared with 3,898 in the respective period of last year.

The total value of these permits rose by 16.5% to €1.42 billion compared with €1.22 billion in the first half of 2022.

Furthermore, the total area of the issued permits rose by 3% year on year, while the number of dwelling units recorded an increase of 2.6% to 5,276.

Building permits constitute a leading indicator of future activity in the construction sector, CySTAT said.

Furthermore, the number of building permits in June declined to 610 from 626 in June of 2022.

The total value of these permits reached €251.1 million compared with 220.5 million in June last year, while the total area 200,5 thousand square metres, slightly down compared with 202.07 thousand square metres in June last year.

These building permits provide for the construction of 1.141 dwelling units, CySTAT added.

(Source: CNA)

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