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Arbitrary: All changes in fines and settlement until 2028
In a recent interview with Eleftheros Typos, Deputy Minister of Environment and Energy Nikos Tagaras clarified the situation regarding unauthorized constructions and semi-open spaces. The main points of the announcements concern the extension of deadlines, the "penalty" on prices, and the future of Category 5. Deadlines and Charges The TEE platform will remain open for submissions until March 31, 2028 . However, the delay is now proving costly: 40% surcharge: Applies to all
Συμεών Βογιατζόγλου
Feb 242 min read


The Apartment Building as a "Value Multiplier":
Why Your Home Doesn't End at Your Doorstep In the current upward trend of the real estate market, we often focus on renovating the interior of an apartment. However, the true value of a property is judged before the prospective buyer even crosses the threshold. The condition of the apartment building and the quality of management are the invisible but decisive factors that either boost or "bring down" the sale or rental price. The 3 Points That "Steal" Value First Impressions
Συμεών Βογιατζόγλου
Feb 191 min read


Real Estate 2026: Market X-ray – What's Changing in Prices and Demand
A recent survey on the real estate market reveals significant changes. From buyer psychology to the impact of government programs, these are the four key factors shaping the landscape today: 1. The "sweet spot" of price: Old vs. New The market seems to have set a clear limit on the value of old. If an old property is just 20% cheaper than a similar new one, buyers vote "new". The scale only tips in favor of old when the price difference reaches or exceeds 30%. 2. More Sellers
Συμεών Βογιατζόγλου
Feb 132 min read
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