A Volos-based engineer explains what Greece's new Planning Code changes for rural landowners, and why road recognition remains the biggest unresolved building-rights question.
Eleven pieces on buying, building, and furnishing property here, from vetting an agent to renting out a finished villa, meant for reading start to finish.
Greek real estate taxes are based on a state-set "objective value," not the sale price. Here's how zones, coefficients, and property type shape that number.
The Electronic Building Identity is the document that tells buyers what they are really purchasing, and the engineer, not the lawyer or agent, is who prepares it.
Building from abroad means trusting photos and phone calls. Maarten G. Verhoef explains what an independent supervisor actually checks for on-site — and why.
Kefalonia offers retirees natural beauty, authenticity, and year-round living. Two realtors share practical advice on locations, property choices, budgets, and life beyond the tourist season.
Building a home requires local expertise, vision, and navigating planning rules. Architect Katerina Bali shares what foreign buyers need, from plot selection to finishes.
Architect Katerina Valsamaki uses a Tinos villa to illustrate the bureaucratic "dance" of Greek construction, detailing essential timeframes for zoning, archaeological checks, and design approvals.
Caterina Kosmatou explains why the Athens Riviera attracts foreign retirees and investors, driven by rising prices, limited supply, strong demand and landmark developments like Elliniko.
Theoharis Mihailidis, CEO of VillaRentals.gr and STAMA Vice President, explains how international owners can balance income and lifestyle through expert luxury rental management in Greece.
A Volos-based engineer explains what Greece's new Planning Code changes for rural landowners, and why road recognition remains the biggest unresolved building-rights question.
Living in Greece means respecting the meltemi winds and winter storms that occasionally halt ferry schedules, reminding residents that island life follows nature’s own pace.
Greece welcomes dogs, but beach rules and port police regulations apply. Understanding the legal framework ensures a smooth coastal holiday or island-hopping experience with your pet.
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