Real estate investment

Greek real estate investment

Unlike the buy-for-residency Golden Visa route, investment is about yield and appreciation. We start with the tax structure — personal or corporate holding, how rent is allocated, whether Non-Dom applies — then run diligence, closing and letting as one chain.

  • Structure decided before purchase
  • Diligence → closing → management
  • Personal vs corporate holding
  • Handled in Chinese or English
  • Greek lawyers + tax advisers
  • Chinese-language service
  • No broker commission
  • Full post-purchase coverage
  • Fast WhatsApp replies
01

What the workflow covers

Tax structuring

Personal vs corporate holding, rent allocation, Non-Dom applicability.

Legal due diligence

Title, encumbrances, permits and arrears (€500/property).

Transaction handling

Contract, taxes, notary and registration (buyer 1%).

Letting and management

Tenants, rent collection, E2/E9 filings, repairs, building liaison.

Annual filings

Rental income and ENFIA, filed each year.

Exit planning

Tax treatment and conveyancing when you sell (seller 2%).

02

Typical clients

  • Long-term overseas holders
  • Non-Dom applicants
  • Family funds scaling a Greek position
  • Buyers after yield, not just residency
03

How it works

  1. 01

    Your objective

    Budget, holding period, whether you need rental yield.

  2. 02

    Structure and budget

    How to hold it, and what the whole chain costs.

  3. 03

    Diligence and purchase

    Executed item by item once you pick the property.

  4. 04

    Holding period

    Letting, management and annual filings, ongoing.

04

Common questions

We don't select properties, take broker commission or market any developer's stock — that independence is precisely what lets our legal and tax advice stay neutral. You or your agent choose; we establish what the choice means legally and fiscally.

It turns on holding period, rental scale, other Greek income and your exit plan. A company adds accounting and filing costs that a single unit or modest rental rarely justifies — which is exactly why the structure review comes first.

At minimum ENFIA and the annual return; with rental income, the E2 declaration too. Annual Tax Filing covers those (from €60/year), and management can be added if you let the property.

Still comparing Greece with other markets?

Give us the budget, the holding period and the yield you need. We'll say plainly whether the Greek structure works for you — including when the answer is that it doesn't.

Every price on this page is the final price, with Greek VAT at 24% already included — nothing is added at checkout. Government / fund / bank / insurance third-party costs sit outside our fee.