Greece, with its
Greece is one of the last real estate markets in Europe that is still seeing a capital drought and has not recovered since 2008. Today, property in Greece is several times cheaper than in most of its neighbouring countries.
Tourism is booming in Greece, and Athens now is among the top three tourist destinations in Europe, and the number of tourists is growing faster than anywhere else. How is the growing popularity of Athens affecting the hospitality industry, and how has this market changed in the past 15 years?
In the summer of 2017,
European countries are trying to regulate their
The sale of two major Greek ports – Piraeus and Thessaloniki — to international investors is getting analysts optimistic about
Spain, Portugal and Malta are typically considered the best countries for retirement, according to numerous media rankings. Although Greece is rarely included in such lists, it has a number of unique advantages over them.
Tranio analysts investigate how
Greece is gradually recovering from the economic crisis that devastated the country. It is once again attracting investors, including those who want to profit from the burgeoning tourist market.
The Greek economy is slowly picking up: property prices per square metre will begin growing within the next few years.
Athens has a promising property investment market:
Mountains, olive trees and a beach: this house on the coast of the Aegean Sea is offered at €350,000.
The former Ellinikon International Airport will soon become one of the most attractive investment opportunities in the capital of Greece.