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Kikilias: Reduction in port charges will hold down prices on ferry tickets

The 50% reduction in port charges aims to contain shipping prices due to more expensive fuel, socially enhancing insularity, investment, the Coast Guard and maritime education

Real Estate: New price rise but milder in 2025 – The causes of the housing supply deficit

"Moderately positive" expectations for the market in the first half of 2025

BoG: Double-digit increase in new apartment prices in 2024

The annual rate of price change reached 6.2% in Athens, 8.2% in Thessaloniki, 4.6% in other major cities, and 8.7% in the rest of the country

Greeks and foreigners looking for a house in the center of Athens

The 5 areas with the highest demand for buying and renting in Athens - The most affordable suburbs of the capital and the port of Piraeus lead the way in terms of price and rent growth

How property price increases in Europe favour holiday home sales in Greece

Data from the analysis of Elxis

Electricity: New price surge “flirting” now with 200 Euros at wholesale

At 197.9 Euros the megawatt-hour is formed for today, with an increase of 34.7% - Downward trend of natural gas in Europe

“Shield” from the state on the increases of ferry tickets – What is the new fuel that has caused the prices to soar

What are the proposals of the ship owners

The truth about olive oil: What’s fact and what’s evolving

A systematic effort is being made to protect the national product and prevent olive oil from being exported, standardized abroad, and rebranded as a local product

Natural gas: Prices at 14-month high – What analysts “see”

The European gas market is facing depleting reserves and reduced supplies after the loss of Russian gas flows through Ukraine

Real Estate: Where will prices go in 2025?

A key factor in addressing the housing problem and stabilizing prices lies in the 25,000 properties owned by banks, which the government plans to reintegrate into the market

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