BUY GREECE is the only real estate company with active offices and expert teams in both the United States and Greece — combining US service standards with verified local expertise across every step of your purchase, sale or investment.
Every service line is delivered by the same dual-country team — so your search, legal work and closing never lose momentum across time zones.
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A US-hours call on goals, budget and structure — lifestyle, yield, residency or all three.
Hand-picked options from 9,000+ verified properties — no portal noise.
Live virtual viewings, or an accompanied visit hosted by our Glyfada team.
AFM, due diligence and contracts — legal teams in both countries.
Notary closing in person or by proxy; utilities, management and rental setup after.
Do your research first: the complete buying guide, the U.S. legal guide, our 2026 market statistics and the buyer FAQ. Then pick your ground: the Attica guide → or the Peloponnese guide →
Greek residential property pairs Mediterranean lifestyle with real numbers — verified by our research on Bank of Greece data, June 2026.
Attica prices are up 71.1% since 2017 and the national average of €2,561/m² still trails comparable Mediterranean coasts. Model your own scenario on the interactive ROI calculator — or see the full 2026 dataset.
Yes — with full ownership rights, identical to Greek citizens. Non-EU buyers need only an AFM tax number; a handful of border and island zones require an extra permit.
Investment-grade apartments start around €150,000–€250,000. The Golden Visa runs €250,000 for restorations to €400,000–€800,000 for the standard tiers under Law 5100/2024, plus 8–10% for taxes and fees.
No — a notarized power of attorney allows a fully remote closing. BUY GREECE runs live virtual tours first and hosts buyers in Glyfada when they visit.
Yes, with proper due diligence: Land Registry title search, permit and legalization checks, ENFIA tax clearance and an independent survey. EU property law protects foreign owners equally.