By Pavlos Loizou
Larnaca is having a moment. New projects are announced, cranes appear on the skyline, and investor interest — particularly from overseas — is visibly rising. Yet beneath the optimism sits an uncomfortable truth: Larnaca is increasingly a city people use, but few truly commit to.
This is not a critique of growth. It is a critique of the type of growth.
On paper, Larnaca has enviable assets.
