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More take-home pay, lower payroll deductions: The Thessaloniki International Fair plan to increase net income
The government is reportedly focusing on targeted measures combining wage increases, lower payroll deductions and additional support through meal vouchers
A new cycle of seismic surveys for hydrocarbons begins, with an “X-ray” from the Ionian Sea to Crete
A signal for a new round of concessions with HEREMA’s plan to attract fresh investor interest - The return of PGS and new seismic surveys after 14 years
Historic properties dating back to the 12th century are looking for new owners
From Genoese residences and old fortresses to neoclassical mansions and tower houses in Athens, Thessaloniki, Chios, Syros, Corfu, Rhodes, Hydra, Mani and the Zagori villages, these properties constitute a special category of the market that follows its own rules
Thessaloniki International Fair: Mitsotakis to unveil four-year economic plan with measures for workers, pensioners, businesses, farmers & housing
Prime Minister to present economic agenda for 2027–2030 featuring tax cuts for employees & businesses, higher public & private sector wages & pensions & immediate changes to the presumptive taxation system for the self-employed
The two faces of the Greek economy: Household wealth rises, but savings fall & borrowing grows
Greek households' gross wealth has surpassed €1 trillion, yet many remain under financial pressure as consumption is increasingly funded by shrinking savings and new loans, according to an Alpha Bank report
Spatial planning for tourism: The new rules for investments, Airbnb and out-of-plan construction
From 16 to 8 acres the plot sizes for hotels – The Joint Ministerial Decision institutionalises the new framework for the spatial development of tourism, with stricter terms in saturated destinations, special provisions for the islands and transitional arrangements for existing investments – Hoteliers insist that the core of the restrictions remains unchanged
New spatial plan for tourism: Last-minute changes & new rules for investments
The new framework introduces the classification of areas according to the intensity of tourism activity, special provisions for islands, and stricter protection rules for coastal and environmentally sensitive zones
