ConstructionWeek: Greece – Your new home in the land of Bollywood’s greatest hits
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Starting September 1, the Greek investment laws for real estate transactions in the country are set to change. In popular areas like Attica, Thessaloniki, Mykonos, Santorini, and the islands, the minimum investment is expected to go up to €800,000 from the current €500,000; in all other regions of Greece, the entry point will go up to €400,000 from the current €250,000.
Greece, with its turquoise waters, white sandy beaches, lush landscapes and quaint architecture has long captivated Bollywood filmmakers and fans alike for its stunning visuals. Greek islands like Santorini, Paros, Crete and Athens have been brought alive on screen in hit Bollywood songs.
If you’ve been mesmerized by the stunning backdrops of these songs, wondered where they’ve been shot and are curious about whether you too can own a slice of Mediterranean heaven, the answer is yes!
If you’re considering buying property in any of these stunning locations in Greece, the best way to go forward is through Leptos Estates – a leading real estate and property development firm specialising in residential, commercial and holiday residences in Greece and Cyprus.
To not miss out on the golden opportunity of purchasing real estate in Greece before prices sky rocket with new investment rules, Indian Investors and prospective home buyers can secure a property in Greece at the old rate (€250,000) by paying a deposit of 10% of the unit value and signing a sale agreement before August 31. To complete the process and paperwork, they will have to finalise the investment by December 31, 2024.
Among the several benefits of owning both a home and a Permanent Residency in one of the world’s oldest civilisations are high returns from Greece’s booming real estate market, perfect weather through the year, the freedom of travel throughout the Schengen Area and a chance to experience the charming, idyllic Mediterranean culture first hand!
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