Greece Property News
At Greece Property Guides, you can browse the latest Greek property news. We regularly round up the latest goings-on from the market, so you can get all your updates in once place.
Buying a house in Greece? Then you need to be up to speed with the latest Greece real estate news before your move. You will find coverage of all you need to know, such as forecasts, new regulations, and housing trends.
The headlines from the Greek luxury property market
Around 1100 foreign millionaires settled in Greece in 2023 and another 1200 are predicted to arrive in 2024*. Many of those will have invested in Greek property in order to obtain Greece’s golden visa.Read more...
Unlock the doors to your next investment: a Greek apartment
If you invested in a Greek apartment in 2017, it could now be worth 69% more. In the Spring of 2024 alone, apartment prices in Greece increased by 9.2%, compared to the same period the year before. Despite the price rises in recent years there are still opportunities to buy an apartment in Greece for less than €150,000, as well as high value luxury apartments.Read more...
Top tips for keeping cool in Greece
Try keeping cool when the temperatures in Greece are over 32°C (89.6°F) This summer, they even went into the 40s. Keeping the house cool, without spending a fortune on air-conditioning was a real challenge. But, through experience I have learnt several ways to keep cool, which I can share with you.Read more...
How to buy a dreamy Greek home with an olive grove
Have you been dreaming of escaping modernity to retreat to rural Greece? How would you like to experience a taste of authentic Greek culture and own a home with an olive grove? Properties with olive groves are historic, beautiful, delicious and potential money makers. We delve into the practicalities.Read more...
Autumn events not to miss in Greece
Greece in autumn. The weather is pleasantly warm, the tourist crowds are sparser and prices are lower. It’s also a fantastic time of year for festivals and a chance to experience an authentic side to Greece. Whether celebrating a good harvest or honouring a patron saint, out comes the food and drink, and a chain of people dancing the traditional Dances in costume.Read more...
The best Ionian islands to own a home
The Ionian Islands lie west of mainland Greece. They are loved for their turquoise waters, beaches and beautiful landscapes. In total, there are twenty Ionian Islands, but some of those are uninhabited.Read more...
Greece’s new rules on short-term rentals & the golden visa
At the end of 2024, the Greek government introduced new regulations in an attempt to make housing more affordable for citizens. From rule changes to the golden visa to restrictions on short-term rentals, here’s what you need to know.Read more...
Mykonos & Naxos: uncover the Cyclades island for you
Keen on Greek island living? Today, we pop the spotlight on two charming Cyclades islands, Naxos and Mykonos. Find out which one would suit you best.Read more...
Where to find a budget-friendly home in Crete
Even with its status as a desirable location to hunt for a Greek home, Crete still has brilliant options for those after a budget-friendly home, especially in its villages.Read more...
Unlocking profit: renovating older homes in Greece
Recent data shows that older homes are the most popular with property buyers in Greece. By renovating an older property in Greece, buyers can make a significant profit when they go on to sell. Could you do the same?Read more...
4 charming old towns in Greece
Old towns in Greece give character and history to a place, even when situated alongside a new town. They add photo opportunities and historical interest to holidays, and make a town feel homely. There is just something magical about living in a town that has a castle and old stone alleyways. They conjure up images of the ancient past and the people who once lived there. Finding property for sale right in the old town can be difficult as they are very sought-after. However, you will probably find something at a lower price within visiting distance.Read more...
