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North Cyprus Rental Yields by Area 2026: İskele, Kyrenia, Famagusta Data

Onur Dokuzoğlu, EvlekProperty Research & AnalysisData date 6 min readFirst published
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Gross rental yields in North Cyprus vary by area and are computed monthly here from live listings (annual median rent divided by median sale price). As of 31 August 2026: İskele / Long Beach insufficient data, Kyrenia (Girne) insufficient data, Famagusta (Gazimağusa) insufficient data. Treat these as a market read, not a guaranteed outcome.

This page is general information, not investment advice.

Gross yields by area (live)

AreaMedian rent (£/mo)Median sale (£)Gross yield
İskele / Long Beachinsufficient data£75,000insufficient data
Kyrenia (Girne)insufficient data£156,000insufficient data
Famagusta (Gazimağusa)insufficient data£121,500insufficient data

Last updated: 31 August 2026. Computed from active GBP listings on Evlek with outliers excluded. Where rent or sale samples are too small we show “insufficient data” rather than a number — no figure is invented.

How to read these yields

Gross yield excludes management, maintenance, taxes and vacancy, so net is lower. Check the asking-price side of the equation against the price index before you model a full picture.

İskele / Long Beach

İskele/Long Beach tends to lead on short-let demand. Project a multi-year view with the 5-year ROI calculator.

Kyrenia vs İskele

Kyrenia is typically steadier; İskele is more yield-led. See the head-to-head in Kyrenia vs İskele.

Rent context

These yields use the same rent data as our regional rent guide, so the two pages stay consistent.

Frequently Asked Questions

What gross rental yield can I expect in North Cyprus?
Gross yields vary by area and property; the table on this page is computed monthly from live listings (annual rent divided by price). Coastal/short-let areas like İskele tend higher, steadier areas lower. This is general information, not investment advice.
How is gross yield calculated here?
Gross yield = median monthly rent times 12, divided by the median sale price for the area, from active GBP listings on Evlek with outliers excluded. Where a sample is too small we show "insufficient data" rather than a number.
Which area has the highest yield?
It varies month to month; see the live table. İskele/Long Beach often leads on short-let while Kyrenia is typically steadier. Net yield is lower than gross after fees and vacancy.
Is gross yield the same as net?
No. Gross yield excludes management, maintenance, taxes and vacancy. Treat the figures as a market read, not a guaranteed outcome.

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