Greece remains the top choice for holiday home buyers, driven by both personal and investment interests. According to Engel & Völkers Greece, local and international buyers are taking a more strategic, data-informed approach, focusing on long-term value.
“The market is expanding beyond hotspots like Mykonos and Santorini,” says Engel & Völkers Greece’s CEO, noting growing interest in smaller islands offering quality homes, Mediterranean lifestyle, and lasting value.
Cyclades Still in High Demand
The report highlights that the Cyclades continue to rank among the world’s most desirable destinations for holiday home buyers. Mykonos remains a magnet for high-net-worth individuals (HNWI), with luxury villas reaching up to 12,000 euros per square meter.
Nearby Paros is also experiencing strong international interest, with seafront homes on the island commanding up to 12,000 euros per square meter.
Santorini stands out for its iconic architecture and breathtaking Caldera views, with prices reaching 7,500 euros per square meter. Meanwhile, demand is rising in Antiparos, Kythnos, and Kea, where properties are priced at 9,800 and 9,000 euros per square meter, respectively.
For more accessible options, Naxos, Syros, Andros, and Tinos offer promising opportunities, with entry-level prices starting at 2,300 euros per square meter.
Investment Opportunities in the Dodecanese
In the Dodecanese, Rhodes continues to attract interest for its prime-location villas, with prices reaching 6,750 euros per square meter.
Nearby Symi is emerging as an insider’s tip. It stands out for its neoclassical architecture and untouched charm. Prices are still relatively affordable, with premium properties going up to 6,000 euros per square meter.
The “Greek Saint-Tropez”
On the mainland, Argolida in the Peloponnese is gaining traction as a top-tier destination. Porto Heli, often dubbed the “Greek Saint-Tropez,” attracts both wealthy Athenians and international buyers. Villa prices here can go as high as 6,000 euros per square meter.
In Messinia, properties near beaches, golf courses, and high-end resorts are in high demand, with prices up to 5,500 euros per square meter. For those seeking value, Corinthia and Laconia present attractive opportunities, with homes starting at 2,000 euros per square meter.
High-Caliber Clientele in Saronic Islands
The Saronic Gulf islands, favored by high-profile buyers for their proximity to Athens, see property prices up to 7,500 euros per square meter on Hydra and 6,500 euros per square meter on Spetses. In Northern Greece, demand is rising in Halkidiki, where coastal villas reach 10,000 euros per square meter.
Source: tovima.com
