Greece housing measures

Over 1,000 applications were submitted within the first hour as Greece launched its latest housing assistance program.

Prices in Attica continue to soar as declining disposable income exacerbates the housing crisis in Greece.

Minister Costis Hatzidakis promised measures to deal with 3 main grievances vis-à-vis the country’s banks, namely, the spread between the paltry interest rates for deposits, as compared with rates tacked on to borrowing

As Greeks continue to struggle to find affordable and suitable housing, Greece's tax authority is taking steps to determine the true scale of vacant properties that could become available on the market through the creation of a digital property file.

Greece's statistics authority reveals that just 16% of residential homes in Greece are less than 25 years old, and aging housing stocks are driving Greeks to newer rentals.

Spiti Mou 2’ housing program is set to open for applications in January with broader income and age requirements.