Regional dynamics of ENFIA: property value expansion and ownership patterns

The most pronounced increase in property values is observed in the Region of Attica, where total real estate value rises sharply from approximately €323 billion in 2021 to over €412 billion in 2026, representing the largest absolute increase nationwide.

Substantial growth is also recorded in Central Macedonia, with an increase exceeding €13 billion. Similarly, the South Aegean exhibits a notable upward trend, with property values increasing from around €21 billion in 2021 to more than €26 billion in 2026. A comparable pattern is evident in the Ionian Islands, where values rise from €14.3 billion to €16.8 billion over the same period.

In the Region of Crete, property values demonstrate consistent growth, increasing from €37 billion in 2021 to approximately €42.7 billion in 2026.

In Thessaly, real estate values grow from €30.6 billion in 2021 to €33.3 billion in 2026, while Western Greece records an increase from €24.6 billion to €29.3 billion.

With regard to the number of taxpayers (tax identification numbers with issued assessments), the Region of Attica again records the most significant increase, with figures rising modestly but steadily through 2026, underscoring the continued concentration of population and economic activity in the area. Upward trends are also observed in Crete, the South Aegean, and the Ionian Islands, reflecting strengthened economic activity and likely increased investment in real estate.

Conversely, regions such as Thessaly, Eastern Macedonia and Thrace, and the Peloponnese exhibit a gradual decline in the number of taxpayers, a trend that may be associated with demographic shifts or population migration toward major urban centers.