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Investor and lifestyle guides to buying property in Eretria, Evia — Greece’s most accessible island.

How a Foreigner Buys Property in Greece: Step by Step

A foreigner can buy in Greece in 6–10 weeks, mostly remotely: AFM, lawyer, due diligence, deposit, transfer tax and notarial deed. The full process.

The Total Cost of Buying Property in Greece (2026)

Budget 5–11% above the price: 3.09% transfer tax, notary, registration and legal fees. New-builds avoid 24% VAT under the suspension. A full breakdown.

Evia vs the Cyclades: Where Should You Buy Property?

Evia beats the Cyclades on yield, entry price and season length; the Cyclades win on prestige and peak rates. An honest side-by-side for investors.

Greece Short-Term Rental Rules 2026: Is Eretria Affected?

Greece’s 2026 Airbnb restrictions target central Athens and Thessaloniki only. Eretria is unaffected — here’s what actually applies to a seaside rental.

What Rental Yield Can You Actually Get in Eretria, Evia?

A well-run short-term rental in Eretria can target a 5–8% gross yield, thanks to a 10-month season and low entry prices. Here’s what drives the numbers.

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