Greece
Real Estate

Yes. Greece combines strong tourism, a recovering economy, and growing international demand. Yields in prime areas range between [X–X%], and property values have risen steadily since 2018.

Currently, €250,000 in real estate is required in most regions (higher in certain prime areas). Pine can guide you to eligible properties and handle the entire process with legal partners.

Yes, both EU and non-EU citizens can purchase property in Greece. Non-EU buyers may also qualify for the Golden Visa program.

Rental yields in Athens and the Riviera average [X–X%]. Short-term rentals in popular islands can generate significantly higher seasonal income.

No. The Golden Visa has no minimum stay requirement. You can maintain your residency while living abroad.

• Property Transfer Tax: currently 3%.
• Annual ENFIA Property Tax: varies by property value.
• Rental Income Tax: progressive rates starting from X%.
• Our legal and tax partners provide tailored guidance.

Typically 4–8 weeks, depending on due diligence and legal checks. Pine ensures all processes move efficiently with trusted legal partners.

Mortgages are limited for non-residents, but Pine can advise on financing structures through local and international banks.

Strong in prime locations such as Athens Riviera, Mykonos, and Santorini, where international demand continues to drive liquidity.

Through our Asset Management services — covering tenant placement, rental management, maintenance, and eventual resale strategy.