Buying Property & Real Estate in Greece

This company often has a selection of small Greek islands for sale or for rent, from tiny atolls to substantial islets with buildings and other amenities.

This New York Times article from 2009 pertains to a specific luxury property on the island of Kea, but it contains lots of information which pertains to the whole process of buying property in Greece.

You must register your land in Greece by September 30th, 2008 to be included in the new official land registry being established by Greece. Otherwise, your title to the land will almost certainly be in dispute for you and/or your heirs.

Detailed guide to actually working and living in Crete - how to deal with bureaucracy, find a job legally, and make a life in Greece.

Considering creating your own home in Greece? Here's one option.

New development under way at Agios Sostis on the island of Tinos. Plans, maps, artist's renderings, environmental information all included.

This company will help find mortgages, handle money transfers, and otherwise assist in property transactions in Greece.

Real estate developer specializing in homes for expatriates on the island of Crete. One of the partners was interviewed for this site when he circumambulated Crete for charity back in 2005.

From Matt Barrett, a great introduction to the challenges of buying property in Greece. Several useful articles, including So You Want to Live on a Greek Island.

Real estate consultations and transactions in Greece, aimed mainly (but not exclusively) at the EU member looking to purchase property in Greece. Also handles purchases on Cyprus.

Real estate agency operating in the wild, beautiful Sfakia area of Crete. Houses, businesses, land, and rentals.

Development and real estate company offering homes on the Ionian island of Zante, also known as Zakinthos.

Convert Square Meters to Square Feet - With some great house and real estate bargains available in Greece right now, foreign buyers are lining up to purchase properties at a steep discount. But what "300 square meters" really mean?