Construction Management Software for Property Developers in Cyprus
Tektor is built for residential developers in Cyprus: the construction schedule and budget, the buyers who pay in stages as the building goes up, the permits, the paperwork per unit, and the building after handover — in one system instead of spreadsheets and WhatsApp.
From €199/month · Buyer portal in English, Greek, Russian
One system for the whole Cyprus development cycle
From the first phase on site to service charges after the keys are handed over.
Construction phases and budgets
A construction schedule with phases, dependencies and planned vs actual dates, and dated revisions when the plan changes. Budget vs actual by cost code, subcontractor contracts and stage certifications, and dated photo reports from site.
Buyer payment plans (EUR, by stage)
Each sale gets its own payment plan: stages as a share of the price, due on a date or linked to a construction phase, with the VAT rate set per stage. Stage-based invoicing: invoices are tied to construction milestones, and the buyer's card flags a stage that is due without an invoice and an invoice that is overdue. See apartment sales and invoices.
Permits: status visibility
A permit register per project with the authority, the permit number, the planned and actual dates, the documents and a status history — Draft, Submitted, Under review, Additional info required, Approved. Tektor does not connect to the government Ippodamos system: your team updates the statuses, and everyone sees the current one. More in the Ippodamos guide.
Unit documents and obligations
Tektor keeps each unit's documents and obligations in one place — the contract of sale and its paperwork sit with the unit and its buyer. Stamp duty was abolished for contracts signed from 1 January 2026 (Law 239(I)/2025); legacy contracts remain subject to transitional rules. Tektor does not calculate stamp duty, does not track Land Registry deadlines and files nothing with the Department of Lands and Surveys. Cyprus law requires the sale contract to be deposited with the Land Registry within 6 months of signing (Law 81(I)/2011); later deposit is possible only by court order. In Tektor, teams set this deadline as a dated task with an owner — the product does not track statutory deadlines itself.
After handover: service charges
Service charges issued per unit with payment status, maintenance requests from report to resolution, building announcements, and a buyer portal in English, Greek and Russian where owners see their unit, payments and documents.
How Tektor compares
BuildDesk (builddesk.app) is another product built for Cyprus developers and contractors. What each one covers, side by side.
BuildDesk capabilities as published on builddesk.app, checked 13 October 2026. Packs and add-ons are priced separately there; BuildDesk describes its prices as indicative.
¹ Stamp duty abolished from 2026: it no longer applies to contracts signed from 1 January 2026 (Law 239(I)/2025); contracts signed earlier remain subject to transitional rules.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best construction management software for property developers in Cyprus?
It depends on what you need to manage. Global tools such as Procore are built for large general contractors and focus on the construction side. Tektor is built for residential developers in Cyprus who also sell the units: it covers construction phases and budgets, buyer payment plans, permit statuses, unit documents and post-handover service charges in one system, from €199 per month.
Does Tektor handle buyer payment plans?
Yes. Each sale has its own payment plan in EUR: stages as a share of the price, due on a date or linked to a construction phase, with the VAT rate set per stage. Stage-based invoicing: invoices are tied to construction milestones, and the buyer's card flags stages that are due without an invoice and invoices that are overdue.
Does Tektor track Land Registry and stamp duty deadlines?
No. Stamp duty was abolished for contracts signed from 1 January 2026 (Law 239(I)/2025); legacy contracts remain subject to transitional rules. Tektor does not calculate stamp duty, does not track Land Registry deadlines and does not connect to the Department of Lands and Surveys. It keeps each unit's documents and obligations in one place, with the unit and its buyer.
Does Tektor connect to the Ippodamos system?
No. Tektor gives you a permit register per project with the authority, permit number, dates, documents and a status history. Your team updates the statuses inside Tektor; there is no connection to the government Ippodamos system.
How much does Tektor cost?
Starter is €199 per month for up to two projects; Professional is €499 per month with unlimited projects. Every module is included in both plans. Prices exclude VAT.
How does Tektor compare with BuildDesk?
Both are built for the Cyprus market. BuildDesk sells a core platform plus one focus, with module packs added separately, and has dedicated stamp duty, Land Registry and health-and-safety tools. Tektor includes construction, sales and post-handover modules in every plan, with phase-linked payment plans, a broker portal and a buyer portal in English, Greek and Russian. The table on this page lists both side by side.
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