Lamda Development says the first residents are expected to move into the landmark redevelopment in 2027, with Riviera Galleria and Ellinikon Mall progressing toward opening as construction advances.

Smaller homes are becoming Greece’s top choice as soaring prices, rising living costs and demographic shifts reshape the housing market. Demand is expected to remain strong through 2026.

AI, digital finance and Europe's technological sovereignty dominate the Eurogroup agenda in Brussels, alongside fiscal policy, competitiveness and investment.

If it isn't just the war driving prices, what is? The answer runs through refining capacity, fuel taxes and a strained global market, not the price of crude alone

At the Economist's government roundtable in Athens, the Greek finance minister and Eurogroup chief pushed for a common EU technology doctrine, joint 5G and 6G spectrum auctions, and faster action on energy and a savings union to keep startups and capital in Europe

At The Economist’s 30th Annual Government Roundtable in Lagonissi, two of Greek shipping’s leading owners described an industry that now operates in a state of permanent disruption— yet one that is becoming ever more strategically valuable to states, economies and businesses.

Gas demand rose 15% in the first half of 2026 as Greece pushed to become a supply gateway for the Balkans and southeastern Europe, new figures from grid operator DESFA show

Dedicated audit teams are scouring influencer posts, hashtags and discount codes for signs of unreported deals. Under a recent tax ruling, the freebies creators pocket in return for publicity count as taxable income. Failing to report them can result in steep fines.

Central bank says its oversight is governed by Greek and EU law, clarifies responsibilities over securitizations, credit servicers and the Hercules asset protection scheme

Greece’s student housing crisis deepens as rising rents, limited supply and growing demand make finding affordable apartments increasingly difficult.

The Hellenic Fiscal Council warns that Greece still carries the EU's largest debt load, spends as much on interest as on defense, and faces costlier market borrowing as cheap bailout loans are repaid through 2070.

The Hellenic Fiscal Council's spring report trims 2026 growth to 1.9% and raises its inflation forecast to 3.2%, citing energy costs, weaker exports and the winding down of EU recovery money as drags on household spending power

Atlantic See LNG Trade, the DEPA Commercial and AKTOR joint venture, says it booked 4.7 TWh of annual gas capacity in the 2026-2027 auctions, part of a plan to move American LNG toward the Balkans before 2030

Greece unlocks the sale of tax-seized properties, allowing owners to repay debts through proceeds while helping the state recover unpaid taxes.

HelleniQ is courting a partner with offshore drilling experience while it's reworking its seismic data. According to reports a decision on the Ionian block is tied to the outcome of the Asopos-1 well in adjacent Block 2

The U.S. company is pausing plans to enter five European markets, including Greece, as it focuses on its pursuit of Delivery Hero, efood's parent company, whose €10 billion acquisition offer was rejected in May

Greece’s finance ministry is preparing several versions of its autumn economic package rather than one, uncertain how much fiscal room it will have and working with far less than in recent years. Those measures are traditionally set out at the Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF), where the prime minister lays out the government’s economic priorities for […]

Thessaloniki freezes new Airbnb-style rental registrations until Dec 2026 in central areas, tightening rules and imposing heavy fines for violations.

Greece’s unemployment rate fell to 8.1% in May, the lowest in recent months, as the number of unemployed declined and employment continued to edge higher.

Eurostat's preliminary June data show inflation easing across Greece and the eurozone