Category: macro-economy

How parking spaces and storage rooms are driving up housing demand and prices across Attica’s municipalities in 2026.

New builds surge, office leasing splits into three tiers, holiday home prices rise 10.8%, and fractional ownership gains traction in Greece.

Men’s fragrance sales hit $18M on TikTok as premium scents dominate the U.S. market—and Estée Lauder eyes Puig in a strategic acquisition.

Analysis of Greece’s real estate market: price trends, global investor interest, institutional capital shift, and housing supply gaps in Attica.

Attica Region seized 11 tons of unsafe meat and issued €245,000 in fines amid intensified Easter market inspections.

Macquarie warns Brent crude could reach $200/barrel if Iran conflict persists and the Strait of Hormuz stays closed through June.

Students and young workers in Greece face soaring rents, Airbnb-driven shortages, and near-zero homeownership rates. Data-driven analysis of policy dilemmas and

How rent spikes, Airbnb, and policy gaps impact students and young workers in Greece — with data, debate insights, and solutions.

Discover the 3 key reasons—pricing, positioning, and marketing strategy—that determine why some luxury properties sell fast while others stay unsold.

ELSTAT reports 1.9% growth in household disposable income in Q3 2025, reaching €44.54 billion, amid rising consumption and improved trade surplus.

Only 4.37% plan home purchases in 12 months; sellers now nearly double buyers. Vacant properties, pricing gaps, and policy impacts revealed.

Greek ministers Kyriakos Pierakakis and Thanos Petralias visit the 29th Book Market on Klaftmonos Square, promoting reading and culture.

Greece negotiates to maintain CAP funding after 2028, aiming for €19.3 billion to support farmers and rural development through 2034.

Two properties in Attica return to Ministry of National Defence control for the Armed Forces Housing Program, boosting support for military families.

Two military properties in Attica are reclaimed for the Armed Forces Housing Program, boosting support for military families.

Greece uses satellite imagery and cadastral data to ensure fair agricultural subsidies and combat fraud with digital precision.

Greek banks are highly exposed to geopolitical shocks, facing credit contraction amid rising borrowing costs and falling confidence, according to ECB and ESRB.

The E65 highway is nearing completion, with 90% progress achieved. Set for delivery in 2026, it will boost connectivity and regional growth.

Greece begins consultation on raising the minimum wage to €950 by 2026, balancing worker income and economic sustainability.

Explore the evolving investment landscape for solar and wind energy in Greece amid market shifts, price changes, and policy challenges.