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Newsletter 393 - 15/09/2023
was at 102.2 points in Q3 2008. Old apartments - those over five years old - saw their prices increase
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Podcast - Whose property? Greece’s housing challenges
AgoraAfter going through a really difficult time during the country’s long economic crisis, the Greek property market is booming, but that's creating a whole new set of problems. High rental and purchase prices are pricing out much of the local population as foreign investors snap up apartments
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Housing tops government plans for policy reset in autumn
PoliticsGreek Politicsnecessary to put their apartments on the market. Another measure being lined up is a tender process
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Newsletter 433 - 13/09/2024
a consistent slowdown since the 15.6 YoY rise of Q1 2023. New apartments grew by 10.7 pct annually
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Newsletter 456 - 21/03/2025
2024, old apartments rose by 4.9 pct YoY, while new properties saw price increases of 4.9 pct YoY
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Mitsotakis dismisses poll speculation, promises swift housing relief and rural support
PoliticsGreek Politicsshort-term to long-term rental, and favourable terms for the renovation of vacant apartments. “I
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PM tries to wrestle back initiative as new parties reshape political landscape
PoliticsGreek Politicshousing as a structural challenge requiring more construction, incentives to bring shuttered apartments
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Urban planning scandal deepens as Tsipras unveils five cost of living pledges
PoliticsGreek Politicscombining new social housing on state land, renovation incentives for older apartments to enter
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Greece in 2014: The risks and opportunities of moving forward
AgoraAs Greece assumes the rotating EU presidency for six months in January 2014, we ask what lies ahead for the country, its political economy and how will its citizens fare? This inquiry is not only... in this respect (more than 27 per cent of total official lending to Greece) – the question many ask
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Tsipras delivers SYRIZA's first, tempered message of Greek election campaign
PoliticsGreek Politicsand the growth of the real economy.” Tsipras said a leftist government would ask for the majority... added that SYRIZA would ask for debt repayments to be indexed to growth so primary surpluses
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