Greece Property Prices Continue to Rise

Greece’s real estate market remained resilient in the first quarter of 2026, supported by strong international interest and continued price growth across key property segments.

Online searches for Greek property increased 12% year-on-year, reflecting the country’s growing appeal among overseas buyers seeking lifestyle, investment and long-term ownership opportunities.

Buyers from the United States showed the strongest purchasing interest, with an average search price of €358,220. This was followed by the United Kingdom at €279,198 and Germany at €218,587.

Interest from Bulgaria and Serbia also remained notable, with average search prices of €188,750 and €157,980respectively. Greece’s Mediterranean lifestyle, favourable climate and investment potential continue to attract buyers from a diverse range of markets. 

Price Growth Slows to a Healthier Pace

Average asking prices for homes increased 7.9% year-on-year in Q1 2026. Although still strong, this was below the 8.8% growth recorded during the same period in 2025.

Commercial property asking prices rose 5.1%, compared with 7.8% a year earlier. The slower pace suggests the market is moving towards more measured and sustainable growth.

Land asking prices declined 1.7%, marking the first nationwide decrease. This shift indicates that buyers are becoming more selective, particularly in segments where pricing may have moved ahead of current demand.

Outlook

Greece’s property market is expected to remain supported by international demand, lifestyle appeal and continued interest in residential and commercial assets.

However, the moderation in price growth suggests investors should focus on location, realistic valuations and long-term demand fundamentals. Well-positioned properties are likely to remain competitive as the wider market matures.