SWOT Hospitality enhances its portfolio in Greece’s luxury hospitality sector with the boutique wellness destination Eliamos Villas Hotel & Spa, located on Kefalonia’s southern shores.

Demand for high-quality office space in central locations across European cities continues to strengthen, driving available supply to low levels and pushing rents upward.

The final 10 kilometres of the Patras–Pyrgos motorway, between Mintilogli and Kaminia, have been opened to traffic.

After eight decades, during which it has remained virtually unchanged since 1946, Greek Inheritance Law is undergoing a comprehensive reform that is expected to fundamentally reshape the landscape of property succession in the country.

The Environmental Study for the Special Spatial Development Plan for Strategic Investments (S.S.D.P.S.I.) concerning the major tourism project “Serenity Village,” planned for the Vlacheika area of Ermionida by Hydra Rock Properties Single-Member S.A. (owned by Ioannis V. Vardinoyannis), is currently under public consultation.

The Special Urban Plan (SUP) for Santorini is expected to be submitted to the Council of State for final review. In the meantime, a temporary “freeze” on the issuance of new building permits remains in effect until the new regulations are finalized.

The Ministry of Culture has granted approval for the licensing process to proceed for the new facilities of the Costeas-Geitonas School (CGS) at Ellinikon.

The European Affordable Housing Plan, the first of its kind, is expected to be announced in December. Its aim is to increase investment levels and construction activity—both in renovations and new buildings—and to make housing more economically accessible, particularly for low- and middle-income households.

Phaea, the hotel group of the Sbokos and Vasilakis families, marks its debut on Milos, following a series of significant developments in Crete.