That landlord isn't charging for office space, he's charging for the privilege of watching him accidentally run a money-laundering scheme in plain sight.
€13,271 a month for the office, €1.50 for the coffee: the math isn't mathing
A commercial property in Cyprus has hit the headlines for commanding a staggering monthly rental of €13,271, yet the coffee shop operating within it maintains its standard €1.50 price point. The disconnect between the astronomical overhead and the humble menu highlights a bizarre, likely unsustainable, gap in the local commercial real estate market.
Source: €13,271 a month for the office, €1.50 for the coffee: the math isn't mathing — Kathimerini.com.cy
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