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.

Grecotel, which this year celebrates 50 years in Greek hospitality, is preparing to take a major step abroad.

One of the most significant reforms in spatial planning and construction in recent decades was presented to the Cabinet by the Minister of Environment and Energy, Stavros Papastavrou, the Minister of Digital Governance, Dimitrios Papastergiou, and the Deputy Minister of Environment, Nikolaos Tagaras.

The new draft law from the Ministry of Digital Governance, concerning the creation of a national hub for technological development and innovation, will be open for public electronic consultation until Monday, 8 December 2025.

The Greek real estate market continues to move on an upward trajectory, with apartment prices recording significant increases in the third quarter of 2025, despite a slowdown in the rate of growth compared to previous years.

The Ministries of Environment and Energy and Digital Governance are undertaking a legislative intervention aimed at correcting injustices related to forest maps and erroneous entries in the Land Registry, which over the past years have caused significant problems for thousands of property owners.

The conditions are now in place for the preparation of a Special Plan for the Spatial Development of a Strategic Investment (ΕΣΧΑΣΕ), with the objective of designating the area under the land-use category “Tourism – Recreation.” This development enables the advancement of STANDA’s major investment by Stavros Andreadis in Halkidiki, following the publication of the pertinent ministerial decision in the Government Gazette.

Warehousing spaces have emerged as one of the most dynamic and fastest-growing sectors of the real estate market, with rents continuing their upward trajectory, reaching the highest levels of the past decade. This trend primarily reflects the significant shortage of modern storage facilities in both Attica and Northern Greece.

One of the most significant public assets in the Epirus region, the historic “Xenia Igoumenitsa,” is now entering a trajectory of active development and utilization.

In the coming months, construction works will commence for the redevelopment of the historic FIX complex in western Thessaloniki—an investment of nearly 200 million euros by Dimand, the details of which were presented at a special event held at the “Olympion” venue.