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Selling a home sounds simple enough on paper: list it, show it, sell it. In real life, it is rarely that easy. A property can be beautiful, well-located, and full of potential, yet still sit on the market for far longer than expected. Not always because the market is slow, and not always because buyers are not interested. Very often, the real issue is in the way the property is being presented, priced, or prepared for sale. In today’s property market of Greece, especially in cities like Athens and Thessaloniki, buyers are more informed and selective than ever.


The good news is that most seller mistakes are avoidable. And no, we are not talking about anything dramatic here. More often, it is a series of small decisions that quietly chip away at a property’s appeal. Here are some of the most common mistakes sellers make when trying to sell their house in Greece — and how to avoid them.

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