It's a fact:We have a change of trend

In-depth research (2025) records and predicts the given changing trend of the real estate market.

So in summary we have:

1. For the first time in many years there are fewer real buyers than sellers .Sellers (8%) now outnumber real buyers (5%)

2. For the first time in many years 80% of sellers don't need - not 'burn' to sell... this usually leads us to unrealistic prices

3. To"My House, 2" and the "one-rent allowance" raise the sale and rental prices of housing

4. Real estate professionals (real estate agents, appraisers, engineers and architects, lawyers and notaries, contractors, etc.) who daily ''rub'' in the real estate market respond to the following:

α) 30.5% consider the rise to be reasonable/expected, 28% consider it incomprehensible/unreasonable and 41.5% speak of a "bubble".

b) Regarding the prices of newly built apartments: only 34.5% expect the rise in the prices of newly built apartments to continue, 37% expect prices to stabilise and 23% think that a fall is imminent.

c) what is the outlook for residential rental prices: 16.5% of those who move daily in the market expect new increases in rents, with 47% expecting prices to stabilise and 22% expecting a fall.

Conclusion:

Industry professionals are the first to realize that the asking sales prices no longer coincide with the offered purchase prices. They feel there is a problem and disharmony.

We are at the stage where "most buyers say they are not in a hurry to buy and are looking for opportunities, while most sellers are not in a hurry to sell and are looking for the foreigner or the 'brave' Greek".