Are you looking to leave the grey skies behind and have your dream home in the sun. For many Cyprus has become a popular choice. With property prices upto 25% cheaper than Spain, it is fast become the next property hotspot. If you are looking to have a home built, then there is a large number of Cyprus property developers to choose from. However how do you know which property developer is right for your dream home in Cyprus?

You need to ensure that firstly your developer is reigstered with the Cyprus Developers Association. This association was set up to help buyers of property in Cyprus choose the right developer for them and their needs. You will need to research each developer to see if they meet your needs and have the ability to ensure your dream home gets completed on time, on budget and of a good quailty.

You will need to see if they can provide the correct documents to support their membership. If they can't it doesn't mean they are a bad developer,you just need to proceed with caution. Choose wisely and ask as many questions as possible and also ask for previous references to confirm that they have happy clients.

Besides checking the details of any Cyprus Property Developer with the Association, if you know anyone in Cyprus, you might also want to ask them if they have any recommendations. In fairness, there is rarely anything as good as a good recommendation given by word-of-mouth.

Finally, if you are still in the UK looking for property in Cyprus before you go, then the Internet has a wide selection of Cyprus Property Developers advertising their wares. In most cases, the sites also have a good selection of pictures of properties, which, if nothing else, will give you some idea of the types of property that the developer commonly deals with.

But, keep in mind that although many Brits do use the services of English-speaking real estate agents they found on the Internet, the Internet itself is no assurance that the real estate agent is going to be good so if you do find a developer this way, try to get testimony from someone who has used them before or ask for proof that theyre a member of the Association.