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  1. Newsletter 247 -10/04/2020

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    for Greece’s property market, which saw the nominal value of apartments in Greece reach 7.5 percent

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  2. Refugee housing deadline puts spotlight back on migration policy
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    granted resident status. Their number includes 6,500 people living in apartments administered under

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  3. Newsletter 254 -19/06/2020

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    will be completed by the end of July. However, experts have pointed out that the provision of apartments

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  4. PM sees 'new Greece' rising from Hellinikon rubble, pledges more aid for struggling firms

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    , offices and luxury apartments, can go up in place of the long-defunct airport. There are around 900

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  5. Newsletter 393 - 15/09/2023

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    was at 102.2 points in Q3 2008. Old apartments - those over five years old - saw their prices increase

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  6. Podcast - Whose property? Greece’s housing challenges

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    After 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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  7. Newsletter 433 - 13/09/2024

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    a consistent slowdown since the 15.6 YoY rise of Q1 2023. New apartments grew by 10.7 pct annually

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  8. Newsletter 456 - 21/03/2025

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    2024, old apartments rose by 4.9 pct YoY, while new properties saw price increases of 4.9 pct YoY

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  9. Mitsotakis dismisses poll speculation, promises swift housing relief and rural support
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    short-term to long-term rental, and favourable terms for the renovation of vacant apartments. “I

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  10. Has external competitiveness been fixed in Greece?
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    in 1992. This is the base year for comparison of what comes next. Seen from this vantage point in 1992

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