The islands
Crete, Santorini, Mykonos, Corfu... if these names sound familiar, it's because they designate some of the most beautiful islands in Europe, and they are all located in Greece. A true gem of nature, this archipelago extends over a few thousand kilometers and includes several hundred islands.
Due to their large number and strong diversity, the Greek Islands are able to delight any type of property owner or tourist. Whether you are looking for a new life in tranquility, a paradisiacal second home, or a rental property to lease year-round, you will undoubtedly find what you're looking for there.
The Cyclades
Located in the Aegean Sea, the Cyclades are the most visited islands in the country. Combining the exceptional beauty of its landscapes with a particularly low price, this region of Greece has never experienced a crisis; on the contrary, since Covid, tourism has significantly expanded, boosting the year-round occupancy rate.
Some islands such as Mykonos or Santorini, already at the peak of their potential, display prices per square meter of up to 8000 euros, compared to 2000 euros/m2 in the majority of other islands. This significant difference gives an idea of the potential for price development, especially since the construction of the Paros International Airport.
The Ionian sea
Off the west coast of Greece rise the islands of the Ionian Sea. Away from tourism, their preserved landscapes and the authenticity of their villages make this region a haven for those aspiring to live quietly without neglecting their quality of life.
Despite quick access from Athens, the average price per square meter in the Ionian Islands remains low, around 1500 euros. However, given the development of the real estate market in the rest of the country, it seems evident that it won't be long before this Ionian niche experiences its moment of glory.