The Greek Real Estate Market in 2026: Trends and Outlook
The Greek real estate market continues to attract investment interest and strong demand during the first months of 2026. The strong and increasingly concentrated demand for smaller investment-oriented properties, particularly in urban and tourist areas, combined with the underutilized existing supply and subdued construction activity, has maintained upward pressure on property prices.


Ministry of Environment and Energy: How land plots can be built on across all zones under the new settlement regulations.
What applies to the eligibility and buildability requirements of plots across all zones including the core area of villages, the consolidated settlement boundaries, and the outer limits of the 12,060 settlements across Greece with populations under 2,000 inhabitants — based on the provisions of the Presidential Decree providing guidelines for the redefinition of settlement boundaries within the framework of the new urban and spatial planning system, as well as the corrective legislative regulation introduced by the Ministry of Environment and Energy, was presented to Parliament by Deputy Minister of Environment and Energy Nikos Tagaras.
Planning Offices: How the transfer to the Hellenic Cadastre changes building permits and unauthorised construction controls.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis emphasized the government’s final decision to remove the responsibility for issuing building permits from municipal Urban Planning Services during his speech at the 89th Thessaloniki International Fair. At the same time, he announced that these services will be integrated into the Hellenic Cadastre as an official part of its structure.


The “Smart Bridges” Project Presented – Digital Technologies and Innovation in Infrastructure Management.
The “Smart Bridges” project, focusing on the use of modern digital technologies for the monitoring of road and railway bridges, was presented on Tuesday, June 9, 2026. The project is being implemented by the Technical Chamber of Greece (TEE), under the supervision and in cooperation with the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport, with funding from the European Union’s NextGenerationEU initiative as part of the National Recovery and Resilience Plan. The project was presented at the National Gallery – Alexandros Soutsos Museum.
Amendments to the New Building Code (Part C of Law 5197/2025 – Government Gazette A’ 76/16.05.2025)
Changes Introduced by the Government Amendment – What Applies to New Building Permits – Regulations for Those Who Had Not Started Construction Works by 11 December 2024


Electronic Building Identity: The Requirement for Building Legality Checks and Unauthorized Construction Regularisation
Most property owners who purchased or acquired a property with a building through inheritance or donation before 2011 believe that everything is properly recorded, as they hold the ownership deed and have declared the property in their E9 tax statement and in the Hellenic Cadastre.For this reason, every property owner should maintain an organised file containing all the necessary documents and plans related to their property, in order to have a clear and accurate overview of its status and, in any case, to resolve any outstanding issues in a timely manner and at a lower cost.
Giorgos Stasinos: “TEE aims to make sustainable construction the new norm rather than an expensive exception”
An interview marking World Environment Day was given by the President of the Technical Chamber of Greece (TEE), Giorgos Stasinos, to The Toc website, in which he highlighted TEE’s efforts toward the green and digital transformation of the country’s built environment as a prerequisite for sustainable development.

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