MedYields Property Index · 2026-Q2 · 10 districts

The MedYields Property Index

Larnaca (Cyprus) leads the 2026-Q2 index at a score of 8 of 9. The strongest price momentum belongs to Limassol at +9.9% year-on-year — yet momentum alone is not the top signal, which is why it scores below the leader. Across 10 Greek and Cypriot districts: 3 Buy, 7 Wait.

The index scores each district 0–9 on three deterministic inputs — price momentum (official RPPI year-on-year), market structure (listing distribution shape), and foreign-capital exposure — and buckets the cohort into Buy / Wait / Skip. Full method on the methodology page.

Ranked district table

#DistrictCountryMomentum YoYStructureScoreCall
1LarnacaCyprus+8.29%Tight cluster8Buy
2MarousiGreece+5.9% *Tight cluster7Buy
3ThessalonikiGreece+7.99%Lux-tail moderate7Buy
4KifisiaGreece+5.9% *Lux-tail moderate6Wait
5NicosiaCyprus+0.99%Tight cluster6Wait
6LimassolCyprus+9.9%Bifurcated5Wait
7PlakaGreece+5.9% *Premium floor4Wait
8GlyfadaGreece+5.9% *Bifurcated4Wait
9PaphosCyprus+7.64%Bifurcated4Wait
10Famagusta-RCyprus+0.05%Bifurcated4Wait

* Athens neighborhoods inherit the Athens-city year-on-year (Bank of Greece publishes Athens at city level only) — disclosed on the methodology page.

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Source: The MedYields Property Index, 2026-Q2, medyields.com/index-report.

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