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A new regulation regarding the calculation of ENFIA (Eniaios Phoros Idioktesias Akineton/annual property tax) was announced by the Greek Ministry of National Economy and Finance. The purpose of this regulation appears to be to address cases where property owners were previously taxed on more square meters than their property actually has. The new regulation, which is expected to take effect in the 2027 tax year, introduces the Electronic Building ID as a key factor in determining taxable floor area.

What if every evening ended with a sea-view sunset across the Aegean?


In the tranquil setting of Fanes, northern Rhodes, these villas redefine island living. A limited collection of nine villas with sea and sunset views, less than 2 km from the beach, 20 minutes to the airport, and a quick drive to Rhodes Town. Set on a hillside plot, on the edge of Fanes Village, each villa is positioned to make the most of the natural light, views, and privacy on the west coast of Rhodes. The plot is flanked by patches of greenery, further enhancing the sense of serenity.

One of Greece's unparalleled advantages is the bounty of islands it offers, with countless places to explore, all set against the backdrop of the endless blue sea. However, figuring out where each of these islands is located can be tricky. The purpose of this guide, therefore, is to provide a simple and easy-to-understand overview of Greece's island groups.

As UNESCO recently announced, Mount Olympus – also known as the Home of Ancient Greek Gods, or Greece’s highest mountain – has been added to the list of World Heritage Sites. Of course, Greece welcomed the news with a wave of euphoria, as Mount Olympus is widely recognized for its cultural and natural significance.

Greece has long been a top destination for foreign property buyers, offering a combination of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and lifestyle appeal. However, one factor that has historically shaped the feasibility of property investment is accessibility. Efficient air connectivity directly influences the ability of buyers to conduct site visits, manage properties remotely, and attract short-term renters. This article explores how enhanced air connectivity in Greece is reshaping international investments in real estate. It also examines which regions benefit most and what this means for both short-term rental markets and long-term property values.

Yes, buying property in Greece can be worth it for many investors, particularly those seeking affordable European real estate, EU residency through the Golden Visa program, or a Mediterranean lifestyle. The Greek property market has recovered significantly since the financial crisis, offering competitive prices, strong rental yields in tourist areas, and attractive tax benefits for non-residents.