Greece

Athens · Thessaloniki · the islands

A small resident community but an outsized investor one — Lebanese nationals are among the largest recipients of Greece's golden visa, drawn by Mediterranean proximity and EU residency.

Can foreigners buy? No restrictions on foreign buyers (border-area properties aside). The Golden Visa thresholds: €800,000 in Athens/Attica and the big islands, €400,000 elsewhere, €250,000 for commercial-to-residential conversions and listed-building restorations.

Where Greece searches

The platforms locals actually use. Every link opens the source itself — NAKIL shows you the map; the listings live with them.

Spitogatos

Good for buying a home

Greece's #1 property portal with a full English interface — hundreds of thousands of listings from agencies, developers and private owners.

The default starting point for buying anywhere in the country, golden-visa hunters included.

Agents + private ownersSearch Spitogatos

XE.gr

Good for buying a home

Greece's biggest general classifieds with the #2 property section — more local, owner-listed inventory at local prices.

Worth a pass to see what Greeks pay before you look at internationally marketed stock.

Agents + private ownersSearch XE.gr

Agencies worth knowing

The established names a newcomer to Greece would be pointed at.

Golden Home

Large Athens network across the centre and suburbs — mainstream sales and lettings.

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RE/MAX Greece

The biggest branded network in the country — 84 offices, 1,100+ agents.

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Engel & Völkers Greece

Luxury specialist and a prolific publisher of Golden Visa guidance — Athens Tower HQ.

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Greece Sotheby's International Realty

The leading luxury agency — Athens and the islands.

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Elxis — At Home in Greece

International-buyer specialist with an in-house legal team — built for exactly the foreign holiday-home purchase.

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