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Property prices continue to climb in Q3, reaching record high
EconomyMacroeconomy- those more than five years old - saw their prices increase by 8.5 percent YoY in Q3, from 7.9 percent in Q2 2025. New properties saw price increases of 6.6 percent YoY, from 7.1 percent in Q2. During
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Another solid year for property market as growth reaches 7.8 pct in 2025
EconomyMacroeconomy- those more than five years old - saw their prices increase by 7.8 percent YoY in Q4, from 9.1 percent in Q3 2025. New properties saw price increases of 7.4 percent YoY, from 7 percent in Q3. During
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BoG outlines factors hampering affordability in Greek housing market
EconomyMacroeconomyestate averaged €1.6 billion per year. However, 2025 saw a 25% decrease in these flows, partly... to a challenge in the Council of State. Although the market saw a recovery in the second half of 2025 following
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Despite slowdown to 5.2% YoY in Q1, property prices at all-time high
EconomyMacroeconomymore than five years old - saw their prices increase by 5.5 percent YoY in Q1, from 8.6 percent in Q4 2025. New properties saw price increases of 6 percent YoY, from 7.8 percent in Q4. During Q1
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Who’s afraid of Angela Merkel?
Agora, especially during the global economic crisis in 2008, the party lost a third of its votes and scored
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Tech start-ups click into place to fight off Greek recession
Societyon the global market and start-ups have been able to get a foothold in the local market. Upstream Systems
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Has internal devaluation really helped Greek exports?
Economya competitive advantage have been weak due to the slow pace of global trade and oversupply in the shipping
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Cyprus in 2014: Looking ahead
AgoraCyprus has the habit of grabbing international attention in a global way, only to then be marginalised as a footnote when the immediate crisis seems to have abated. This has been historically true in issues of communal violence and the Annan plan, in what we Cypriots call “the original Cyprus
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Greece in 2014: The risks and opportunities of moving forward
Agora, at the height of the global financial crisis Latvia’s GDP shrank within one year by almost 18 percent
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