Regulation, government programmes, funding, market moves and practical guides, written for people actually buying, selling or renovating in Greece.
Programmes2 min read
Greece asks for a different minimum investment depending on where you buy. Here is what the two tiers mean in practice, and the questions worth asking before you commit to either.
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Guides2 min read
Every portal says verified. Here is exactly what we check, what we do about the same flat appearing four times, and where the word stops applying.
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Market2 min read
The €/m² figure is the fastest way to compare two properties and the easiest way to talk yourself into the wrong one. Here is how to read it properly.
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Guides2 min read
Greece is open to buyers from any country. The process is not hard — it is paperwork-heavy, sequential, and unforgiving of steps taken out of order. Here is the order.
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Market2 min read
Europe’s largest urban regeneration project does not only reprice its own postcode. Here is how to read its effect on the coastal suburbs around it — and where it stops.
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Funding2 min read
Every seller faces the same fork. The answer depends less on the property than on who is going to buy it — and on how much of the work you can actually finish.
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Regulation2 min read
Every property offered for sale or rent in Greece needs an energy performance certificate. It is also the cheapest advance warning you will get about what a property costs to live in.
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