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Average rent in Limassol (2026): rents, yields and analysed deals

Market snapshot

Updated 1 Nov 2026 · last 180 days · 16625 rental listings

Typical asking rent €2,000/month median · middle half €1,550 – €3,000
Asking price per m² €4,800/m² 12848 listings for sale
Gross yield 5.0% rent/m² × 12 ÷ price/m², before costs

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Full market data and all districts
2-bedroom asking rent €1,900/month 6811 listings
Rent per m² €20.0/m²/month 16573 listings with floor area
Rent trend +2.0% new listings last 90 days vs the 90 before
Live listings today 20% €2,450 among listings live today
Asking rent by bedrooms and gross yield
BedroomsMedian rentMiddle halfListingsMedian priceGross yield
1 €1,350 €1,180 – €1,600 2381 €281,600 5.8%
2 €1,900 €1,600 – €2,480 6811 €440,000 5.2%
3 €2,500 €1,900 – €3,500 4926 €670,000 4.5%
4+ €5,200 €3,500 – €9,500 2109 €1,500,000 4.2%
Districts by number of rental listings
DistrictMedian asking rentListings
Germasogeia Tourist Area €2,650 1402
Agios Athanasios €2,200 1151
Germasogeia €2,700 1014
Mesa Geitonia €2,000 955
Neapolis €2,000 948
Potamos Germasogeias €2,700 831
Kato Polemidia €1,700 634
Agios Tychon €5,000 553
Agia Zoni €1,850 548
Agios Tychon Tourist Area €2,400 523
Zakaki €1,700 517
Katholiki €1,900 450

Asking rents and prices observed in public listings over the last 180 days — medians and quartiles, not valuations. Check any address with the free rent calculator.

About these numbers

Where do these numbers come from?

From rental and sale listings published in the last six months in this area — live ones and the ones taken down recently. We take the middle value (the median) and the range the middle half of listings sits in, so a few extreme listings do not move the figure.

Are these achieved rents and prices?

No — they are asking figures, what landlords and sellers list for. Achieved rents and prices are usually a little lower, and the property's own condition, floor and view move it well outside this range.

What does gross yield mean here?

Median asking rent per square metre × 12 divided by median asking price per square metre, before costs, voids, tax and financing. A benchmark for comparing areas, not a forecast for one property.

How often is this updated?

Every night. The sample size and the share of live listings are shown so you can judge how solid a figure is; areas with too few recent listings are not published.

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