Drawing on the perspectives of institutional investors overseeing more than €1.4 trillion in commercial real estate assets globally, this year’s Cushman & Wakefield survey underscores the Living Sector as a key strategic investment priority across Europe.
METLEN Energy & Metals S.A. (“METLEN”) and a wholly owned subsidiary of Glenfarne Asset Company, LLC (“Glenfarne”) have entered into an agreement for Glenfarne to acquire a portfolio of Solar and Battery Energy Storage System (“BESS”) assets in Chile.
In the introduction of a new regulatory framework, the government is taking steps to address the issues caused by the strict adherence to building limits set before 1983, which have left thousands of legally constructed buildings and areas developed in recent decades outside of current planning provisions.
The establishment of the Trikala Chronological Museum is moving into the implementation phase, following the completion of studies funded by the Ministry of Culture's Development Operational Program, as announced.
The Ministry of Development has placed the draft law titled: "Sustainable Development, Productive Transformation of the Greek Economy - Amendment of Provisions of Development Law 4887/2022 'Development Law - Greece Strong Growth' - and other provisions" into public electronic consultation until May 2.
A compensation of €115 million will be awarded to the concessionaire company Olympia Odos, which is owned by GEK TERNA, AKTOR Concessions, AVAX, and Vinci, for the construction of the Patras-Pyrgos highway, according to a decision by the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport.
The Council of State (CoS) deemed the circular issued by the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE), which concerned the tax treatment of short-term property rentals (such as those listed on platforms like Airbnb), illegal and void. The circular specifically addressed the imposition of a separate professional tax on each property rented out for short-term purposes.
With the publication of the new Presidential Decree on the delineation of small settlements in the country (Government Gazette D' 129/2025), the Greek state is launching a comprehensive urban restructuring initiative. This initiative introduces a new legal framework for settlements with populations of less than 2,000 inhabitants, which have existed since before 1983.
Greece is moving forward with the implementation of the National Spatial Strategy for the Marine Area (NSSMA), through which the country’s Maritime Spatial Planning (MSP) is defined and mapped.
With two legislative bills expected to be submitted in the coming period by the Ministry of National Economy and Finance, the government aims to lay the foundation for the strategic utilization of public real estate assets.
An increase in housing loan demand was recorded during the first quarter of the current year.
On Holy Wednesday, the Greek government returns to the markets with a €250 million reopening of a 10-year bond.
The Central Archaeological Council (KAS) has approved the final studies—architectural, structural (including seismic design), and geotechnical—for the project titled 'Procurement and Installation of a Passenger Lift System for the Castle of Monemvasia'.
The urgent need to improve infrastructure across Europe in order to strengthen its economic competitiveness has been identified by the majority of commercial real estate investors (58%), according to participants in Berlin Hyp AG’s 2025 annual Trendbarometer survey.
On Holy Thursday, April 17, 2025, the signing of the supplementary contract for the project 'Construction of the Asopos Dam, N. Corinthia' will take place at the Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport.