In the Athens metropolitan area, Vouliagmeni holds onto its title as the most expensive neighborhood for rentals.
Owning a home is a dream for many Greeks, but it's becoming increasingly difficult to achieve.
The increase was more pronounced in Athens, where rents surged by 6.4%, while Thessaloniki saw a rise of 3.9%, and the rest of Greece recorded a 2.1% uptick over the same period.
Families with children are even more affected, with 26.3% of these households struggling to pay rent.
Geoaxis estimates that the different dynamics in the office market will continue into 2024/2025, predicting stability for older offices, increased demand for renovated spaces, and a slowdown in the rise of rents for modern, green offices
A growing housing problem and the touristification of urban centers and popular islands have forced Greece to increase the limits of its popular golden visa program