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Greek property second most affordable in EU, survey finds.

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Excellent and exceptionally good value for holiday/second homes.
Mykonos property market unreachable by most @ €20,000 per Sq Mt and there are restrictions as well!.... updated October 2024....a halt on planning permission and all buildings as I understand from the Kathemerini Forum from the PM!
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Greek property second most affordable in EU, survey finds | eKathimerini.com

Greece is the second most affordable country in the European Union to buy a property, according to a new survey. The study by Compare the Market analyzed average property prices per square meter, as well as the average disposable household income.
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The Mykonos property market is quite exclusive, and its sky-high prices make it challenging for most buyers. It is fascinating to see how other regions offer excellent value for holiday and second homes.
 
Greece is the second most affordable country in the EU for property, which is quite a revelation. I've always thought it was a beautiful place, with its stunning landscapes and rich history. Imagine waking up to those fantastic views every day! It might be a golden opportunity if you're considering investing there.
The lifestyle there seems relaxed, too. Plus, you can't beat the food—who doesn’t love Greek cuisine? Whether you're eyeing a cozy apartment in Athens or a charming villa on an island, the options seem endless. If you want to dive deeper into the market, I’d recommend checking out resources like singapore-dubai-investments.com . They can provide some solid insights.
 
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