Greece’s tax-assessed property values rose to €782.5 billion in 2026, up from €777.8 billion a year earlier, according to the latest ENFIA assessment.

ENFIA, Greece’s annual property tax levied on real estate ownership, is calculated based on government-assessed property values rather than market prices.

The figures point to a steady rise in property values nationwide, with the bulk of real estate wealth concentrated in the Attica region.

Attica drives property wealth and tax revenue

Attica remains dominant, with 2,560,738 property owners and a total real estate value of €412.63 billion, which accounts for more than half of the national total. The average tax-assessed value per taxpayer in the region was €161,137, well above the national average of €87,767.

That concentration is mirrored in tax revenue. ENFIA collections in Attica reached €1.23 billion, with an average tax bill of €480.90 per taxpayer.

At the other end, Western Macedonia recorded the lowest figures, with €10.35 billion in property value across 185,365 owners. The average ENFIA there was €178.17, the lowest in the country.

The total ENFIA bill for 2026 stands at 2.3 billion. Individuals are expected to pay €1.711 billion, while legal entities account for €585.68 million. The average ENFIA nationwide was €254 per taxpayer. A total of 983,827 property owners were exempt from the tax.

Tax breaks linked to insurance and location

Tax reductions were granted in specific cases tied to risk exposure and geographic criteria.

Some 428,147 taxpayers received discounts for 609,219 properties insured against natural disasters, totaling €26 million.

An additional 579,224 taxpayers with primary residences in small settlements received €47.5 million in tax breaks, covering 583,724 properties.

Regional disparities remain pronounced

Outside Attica, Central Macedonia ranked second, with €102.73 billion in property value across 1,238,673 owners. The average ENFIA there was €238.

Crete followed with €42.66 billion and an average tax of €290.

Thessaly and the Peloponnese recorded €33.33 billion and €31.94 billion in property value, respectively, with average ENFIA payments of €206 and €226.92.

Among island regions, the South Aegean stood out, with one of the highest average property values per taxpayer at €122,947 and an average ENFIA of €378.

Other regions, including Eastern Macedonia and Thrace, Western Greece, and Epirus,  reported lower property values and tax levels, reflecting broader regional economic differences.

source: ot.gr