What is Land of Tomorrow Larnaca?

Land of Tomorrow Larnaca is a large mixed-use waterfront masterplan on the former refinery and industrial seafront along the Larnaca-Dhekelia corridor. Depending on the source, it spans roughly 350,000 to 400,000 square metres , with residences, offices, retail, hospitality, public realm, and major ecological upgrades all planned within one long-term redevelopment programme.

Where exactly is Land of Tomorrow located?

The project is on Larnaca’s northern seafront along Dekelia Road , in the wider former refinery area between the city and the Oroklini side of the coastal corridor. Published project material places Land of Tomorrow about five minutes from Larnaca Marina , ten minutes from the city centre , and fifteen minutes from the airport .

Has construction of Land of Tomorrow actually started?

The public record shows that the answer is effectively yes, in phased form . Foster + Partners announced the first-phase building design launch in 2024 and set a late-2025 construction target; by February 2026, Cyprus Mail reported that the first phase had already begun, and the official website now labels Phase One as “now on sale.”

Why are investors paying so much attention to Land of Tomorrow?

Because Land of Tomorrow is not just another apartment scheme. It combines public waterfront access, business space, hospitality, cultural infrastructure, and environmental upgrades in a city that is already benefiting from record airport traffic, strong tourism numbers, and a widening development story along the Dhekelia corridor. Cyprus Mail also reported that investor demand on that corridor is already being fuelled by the project itself.

What should buyers still monitor before making a decision?

As with any long-horizon regeneration project, buyers should watch phasing, infrastructure delivery, and environmental works. Public reporting has highlighted coastal erosion issues in Oroklini and noted that the former refinery strip has required decontamination and broader shoreline engineering. That does not weaken the case for Land of Tomorrow ; it simply means credible investors should treat it as a serious urban-regeneration story with real execution milestones, not a frictionless brochure project.