Buying a Home in Greece: A Practical Guide
Start with the purpose of your purchase, then compare properties against your total budget, legal requirements and intended use.
What should I decide before looking at listings?
Clarify whether you want a home, rental investment or qualifying residence investment. Define location, timeline, family needs and a budget including transaction costs.
Who should inspect the purchase?
Use an independent lawyer for title and contract matters and an engineer for permits, plans and building condition. The selling agent's description is not a substitute.
What documents should I keep?
Keep price and payment agreements, technical reports, the signed contract and registration evidence. If applying for residence, retain the required proof of the qualifying investment.
What happens after completion?
Arrange utilities, insurance, management and tax reporting as appropriate. Plan residence applications separately and confirm that the property's use remains compatible with the rules.
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