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Pricing a Greek holiday home correctly is one of the most important decisions a seller makes. Set the price too high and the property sits on the market, losing credibility with each passing week. Set it too low and you leave money on the table. The right price is one that reflects current market conditions, the property's specific characteristics, and what comparable properties have actually sold for, not what sellers hope to achieve.

Property prices in Greece vary considerably depending on location, property type, condition, and proximity to the sea. Rather than a single average, what the market offers is a wide range and understanding where your budget sits within that range is the most practical starting point for any buyer.

Selling property in Greece can present numerous challenges for foreign owners, from complex legal requirements to bureaucratic delays.

Why would I want to put a garden on my roof? Living roof, vegetative roof, eco-roof... green roofs go by many names.

Two names tower over the ancient Greek world, Athens and Sparta, and their old rivalry still colours how we picture the country. It also raises a simple question that comes up more often than you'd think: are they both in the Peloponnese? Only one of them is. Sparta sits in the south of the peninsula, in the region of Laconia, while Athens lies on the Greek mainland, in Attica. That distinction turns out to be a neat way into understanding how Greece's regions differ, and what each one offers if you're thinking about a home here.