What does the property market look like in Greece?

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[@Mark-el8sb]

Good information, though it would have been interesting for the lawyer to explain the ease/difficulty and time necessary for non-EU foreigners to get Ministry of Defence approval to purchase in border areas, e.g. the Aegean islands.

[@Matthew-hi5ud]

Informative video, thank you! I've heard on other KZbin channels that the real estate market is not regulated in Greece. It makes some realtors and lawyers opportunists to take advantage of buyers. That would make a purchase unsettling for sure. What website is the best for looking at real estate for sale in Greece? Thank you!

[@andyklapper8484]

Can you buy a house without a real estate agent? We have a cousin with a house he is looking to sell, that we might want to buy. I expect that we need a lawyer, but I'm thinking we don't need a real estate agent. Is that true?

[@davedavids9619]

@andyklapper there is no need for a real estate agent. Most agents will make you sign a contract where you declare you will pay them 3 % of the sales price and to be honest, most of them do absolutely nothing for that amount of money. If you know the seller (which an agent keeps secret, normally) you can go to a lawyer, have him/her check everything, pass by an accountant for all the financial work. And even a lawyer does not mean that checking the titles will be done correctly. 😀

[@JimmyTheGreek2000]

No need for a real estate agent, You will need an Attorney. However, it is best to get one as the process is complex and if you do not know the Greek language itis beest to have one !