Airbnb in Greece - What property buyers really need to know today
New Airbnb rules, AMA obligation, regional restrictions and Golden Visa: What buyers and investors should consider before buying property in Greece.
Buying property in Greece means more than just finding a property - the right location, a clear strategy and a secure transaction are crucial.
Immolymp assists international buyers and investors with the purchase of property in Greece - from initial orientation to completion.
Whether a villa by the sea, holiday home or investment property: we provide structured support in the search, selection and realisation process.
Buying a property in Greece requires in-depth market knowledge, legal certainty and structured support. Immolymp does not see itself as a traditional property platform, but as a specialised property consultancy for Greece.
We provide personal support to buyers and investors - from the initial enquiry to the targeted property selection as part of a search request through to the legal, tax and technical processing.
We also advise international buyers, investors, owner-occupiers and family offices who value quality, security and sustainable decisions.
- Personalised advice instead of anonymous mass brokerage
- Local network of lawyers, notaries and experts
- Structured purchase process from enquiry to completion
We would be happy to discuss your project personally and without obligation - arrange an initial meeting now or send us your enquiry..
Buying a property in Greece involves numerous legal, technical and organisational steps. Immolymp accompanies international buyers throughout the entire process - from the initial consultation and property selection to legal and tax processing.
Our services include viewings, purchase processing, financing, golden visa advice, project development and support in the construction or marketing of properties.
Alain Loichot
Real estate Consultant – Financial expert
German, French
Vasilis Sokalis
Construction Engineer - Architect - Real Estate Appraiser
English, Greek
Purchasing a property in Greece takes place in clearly defined steps: from selecting the right property to legal and technical checks to notarisation and transfer of ownership. Structured support is crucial in order to avoid risks and complete the process efficiently.
Yes, a Greek tax number (AFM) is mandatory for the purchase of a property in Greece. Among other things, it is required for the purchase contract, property registration and subsequent tax obligations. The application is straightforward and can be made with the appropriate power of attorney.
In principle, yes. Buying property is legally possible and safe for foreign buyers, provided a careful legal and technical examination is carried out. Professional support from experienced lawyers, notaries and specialist partners is essential.
Attractive properties are available from mid-six-figure sums, depending on the region and utilisation concept. For investors, location quality, utilisation options, tax aspects and long-term prospects play a key role in budget planning.
Yes, Greece offers attractive long-term prospects for both owner-occupiers and investors. Stable international demand, good accessibility and special tax regulations - for example for certain investor groups or foreign pensioners - make the location particularly interesting.
For more information on tax conditions, visit our blog (7% flat tax).
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Note: Further frequently asked questions about buying property in Greece can be found in our FAQ section.