Properties for sale in Greece
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Greece
Find properties for sale in Greece with Your Overseas Home. Apartments in Athens often start from around €150,000, while villas on islands such as Crete and Rhodes typically range from €280,000 to €900,000+. From historic city homes to beachfront retreats, Greece offers one of the Mediterranean’s most diverse and affordable property markets.
Why buy property in Greece
Greece offers sunshine, history, and excellent value for overseas buyers. City apartments are usually priced from €150,000, while island villas and resort homes typically start from €280,000 and can exceed €900,000 in prime coastal locations. With strong rental demand, a lower cost of living than much of Europe, and world-famous scenery, Greece remains a top choice for international buyers.
Frequently asked questions about buying property in Greece
What is the average price of an apartment in Greece?
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How many properties under €100,000 are there in Greece?
What can I buy in Greece for my budget of €100,000?
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What taxes and fees should I budget for when buying property in Greece?
Buyer costs typically include purchase taxes, notary and registration fees, legal/technical checks, and (if applicable) agent fees.
A key item is the Property Transfer Tax, which is 3% on the taxable value for many transactions (your adviser will confirm how the taxable value is calculated for your property).
New-build taxation can differ, so always request a written “total cost to complete” estimate before committing.
Does buying property in Greece qualify you for residency i.e. the Golden Visa?
Buying property in Greece does not automatically grant residency, but Greece offers a Golden Visa (investor residence permit) for qualifying non-EU investors.
The minimum real-estate investment level can depend on location (commonly higher in high-demand zones like Attica/Athens, Thessaloniki, Mykonos and Santorini, with different thresholds elsewhere) and there are specific rules/exceptions (e.g., certain conversions/restorations).
Important: recent reforms also introduced restrictions for some Golden Visa property use (for example, limits on short-term letting for properties used for the permit), so treat Golden Visa eligibility and usage rules as a compliance step to confirm early—before you buy.