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New Greek real estate register brings fines of up to €1,000 and changes to annual property tax
A new law imposes fines on those who fail to report leases and concessions to the new Real Estate Registry, links the declaration of use to the E9 form, and changes the method for calculating the ENFIA property tax for properties with discrepancies in square footage
Greece’s vacant homes blamed for housing crisis -with prices hiked by up to 96%
Parliamentary Budget Office study challenges the prevailing narrative on rents and real estate prices, arguing that the solution lies in bringing vacant homes back onto the market
“Door opened” for rent caps, cheaper mortgages, a new Golden Visa & reduced VAT for social housing
New housing strategy released for public consultation – A new version of the “My Home” program is also proposed, with tax incentives for banks
Real Estate: Prices stagnated in 2026 but remain very high — Buyer profiles by area in Attica
Market players note stabilization as well as "corrections" - The western suburbs are attracting young families - The northern suburbs maintain their appeal to high-income earners - Central Athens and Piraeus attract entrepreneurs - The coastal area remains a magnet for foreign buyers
Extension until September 30 for the Swiss franc loan settlement: who benefits from debt “haircuts” of up to 50%
Already 14,000 borrowers have submitted applications, according to Kyriakos Pierrakakis — full operation of the Asset Re-lease Agency expected in the autumn
The real estate market: How much the boundless, ultra-luxurious blue of the Aegean and Ionian costs
Villas and simple seaside homes with sea views sold by major international real estate agencies - The Cyclades and the Ionian Islands attract the highest demand - Prices range from €1.2 million up to €16 million - Infinity pools and panoramic horizons increase property values
Checks in 90 countries on deposits, POS systems, real estate, social media, and assets by the AADE for Greek tax evasion
The AADE is activating an unprecedented system of electronic cross-checks and “smart” audits using artificial intelligence and big data for 2026.
Seismic “check-up” for Greece’s buildings: Vulnerable areas and aging structures — What an NTUA Professor says
“30% were built without any anti-seismic regulations,” says Konstantinos Spyrakos, Professor of Earthquake-Resistant Structures at the National Technical University of Athens, speaking to Protothema — The case of Attica and other major urban centers
