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This week, Athens moves in two completely different directions simultaneously, directly affecting both the landlord renting out property and the investor considering a purchase.
If you own property in Greece, 2026 brings changes you can't ignore. Some of these come into effect in a few weeks, and if you don't know them, you'll learn the hard way: with a fine, lost money, or legal trouble you could have avoided. POMIDAS recently informed owners in 10 cities in Northern Greece. These are the 10 issues that were at the forefront and concern every property owner in the country.
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The housing market in Greece continues to send mixed signals. The data from Spitigkonzalez for week 50 show that in certain areas, rents are decreasing, while at the same time, sale prices are increasing. This phenomenon confuses both tenants and buyers, but in reality, it reveals how market behavior is changing in mature and emerging areas.
The housing sales market in Greece in 2025 remains expensive, but recent data shows that behind the average lies a significant variation across regions. Spitigkonzalez's weekly data for week 49 records intense volatility in specific municipal communities and neighborhoods, with 1,306 new listings and 1,971 withdrawn properties.
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In the first week of 2026, the rental market in Upper Mera of Mykonos skyrocketed by +17.2%. The average rent reached €14,031 per month, an increase equivalent to an additional €2,050 monthly for a landlord. At the same time, the Stadium in Athens fell by -13.4%, with rents plunging from €1,612 to €1,396. In the same country, the same week, 300 kilometers apart. How quickly each market moves. And if you don't know which areas change daily, you're losing money either by paying more or missing out on the year's opportunity. This article analyzes the 15 most volatile (and interesting) rental markets in Greece, based on real data from over 300 areas we monitor on Spitigkonzalez. You'll understand what it means when an area moves quickly, which areas are rising (and why), and how to use this information to make better decisions, whether you're looking to rent, buy, or manage your property.
Greek rental market: The big picture for December 2025. The Greek rental market continues to move dynamically, with 1,620 new listings and 1,850 removals in the last week. Rents range from €404 to €4,123 per month, with Pikermi recording the strongest growth (+20.9%).
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If you own property in Greece, 2026 brings changes you can't ignore. Some of these come into effect in a few weeks, and if you don't know them, you'll learn the hard way: with a fine, lost money, or legal trouble you could have avoided. POMIDAS recently informed owners in 10 cities in Northern Greece. These are the 10 issues that were at the forefront and concern every property owner in the country.
Soon, renting a residence will essentially depend on a reliability score of the interested party. This score will be derived from the reliability certificate, which will reflect each prospective tenant's financial and contractual history.
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This week, Athens moves in two completely different directions simultaneously, directly affecting both the landlord renting out property and the investor considering a purchase.
Starting April 1, 2026, every rent in Greece must be paid exclusively through banking transactions. Cash payments will no longer be permitted. The measure applies to both residential and commercial spaces and aims to enhance transparency and control of the rental market.