While the process of buying a home away from home in Greece can be daunting, there are some basic and straightforward expenses to keep in mind. Here are 6 fundamental costs/fees that you should expect when buying property in Greece.

Are you thinking about selling your property in Greece? If the answer is yes, then the next question is ‘are you actually ready to sell your property in Greece?’ Here’s a look at some of the things you should be aware of:

Are your roots Greek? Have you ever wondered if an ancestral family home or an olive grove in Greece might be yours to claim? After leaving Greece, many immigrants never followed-up on their Greek properties nor did they leave sufficient information on their family’s property to their potential heirs. Here’s some useful information about inheritance property in Greece.

Are you certain you still own land in Greece? Under Greek Law, if a third party enters, uses, or builds on another person’s property, then he or she can in fact claim ownership of that person’s property under certain circumstances.

Have you ever thought of occasionally renting out your city condo or your pappou and yiayia’s patriko and still use it? Well now you can lawfully rent your property for a short-term as often as you like throughout the year.

The Greek real estate market has gained quite a lot of buzz in recent years. More and more foreigners continue to look into investing in a home-away-from-home, especially in the center and south coast of Athens, and on the Greek islands.