Listed property company Trastor aims for a portfolio worth more than €1 billion by end-2027, while Orilina Properties has bought a serviced apartment building in central Athens for €6.93 million.
Three listed Greek groups detailed property plans in late September 2026, from Intracom’s €100 million Ellinikon venture to Dimand’s 16 projects valued at €2.2 billion.
Hellenic Rail Estate is leasing a 67,468 m² site at Thessaloniki’s western entrance, near the port, for up to 30 years. Minimum first-year rent is €18,890 a month.
Bank of Greece and ELSTAT releases from late September show lower mortgage rates, flat household credit and rising building permits, as price growth slows to 5.5%.
Opposition party PASOK has tabled an amendment to abolish Golden Visa permits granted through property purchases and replace them with an “Angel Visa” for productive investment.
The draft 2027 budget, due in parliament on 5 October, carries the Thessaloniki fair housing measures. We set them against the latest price and permit data.
Bank of Greece data published on 1 October 2026 show the average rate on new floating-rate housing loans fell 14 basis points to 3.39% in August.
Greece’s tenant rent refund pays out in late November 2026 and relies on lease declarations filed with AADE. The window to correct tax return errors closed on 30 September.
Greece plans a Unified Property Hub linking tax, cadastre, planning and utility records. Mismatched square metres are the known problem. What buyers should compare before signing.
Malta’s new Individual Tax Programme starts on 1 January 2027 with a €700,000 property minimum and a €35,000 annual tax floor. How it compares with Greece’s Golden Visa.
A €60.3 million five-star resort is planned in Kiotari, while Rhodes council was set to vote on a 30-year lease of the municipal Hotel of the Roses to the island’s casino operator.
Mykonos has permanently closed its building service and suspended its director after police anti-corruption searches. Its work moves to Syros or the Land Registry.
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