House President Annita Demetriou has declared net assets of 239,550 euros, including a half share in three properties in Larnaca, according to her asset declaration posted on the House of Representatives’ website.
The declaration, which has a reference date of 4 June 2026, puts the combined net assets of Demetriou and her husband at 531,269 euros. It was amended after the House corrected an error it had made.
Her personal figure is the total of her property, car, furniture and bank deposits, minus her loans and debit balances. She lists deposits of 133,100 euros and loans and debit balances of 144,050 euros.
The three Larnaca properties are:
- a residential plot she acquired as a gift in 2013
- a two-storey, 260-square-metre house built in 2021 at a declared cost of 180,000 euros
- a residential field bought in 2021 for a declared 42,500 euros
Their total declared cost is 222,500 euros.
Demetriou holds seven bank accounts, five with Bank of Cyprus and two with Eurobank. She has a half share in two of the Bank of Cyprus accounts, which have declared balances of 2,427 euros and 123,605 euros. The three Bank of Cyprus accounts she holds alone contain 5,927 euros, 39 euros and 1,002 euros. The two Eurobank accounts hold 100 euros between them.
All four of her liabilities are with Bank of Cyprus. Three are held as a half share, for 75,624 euros, 28,112 euros and 39,315 euros. The fourth is a debit balance of 1,000 euros that she holds in full.
She also declares a Mercedes-Benz A-Class saloon, bought in 2013 for 13,000 euros, and furniture acquired in 2021 for 15,000 euros.
