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Anyone weighing up a home in Greece is really making two decisions at once: the property itself, and the country behind it. On the second count, the picture has brightened considerably in recent years. Greece has regained its investment-grade credit rating, its economy has been growing faster than the eurozone average, and a wave of reforms has made buying property more transparent than ever. None of this guarantees anything about a particular home, but it does mean buyers are stepping into a steadier, more open market than the one of a decade ago. Here's what has changed, and why it matters.