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Official price indices, transaction counts, construction-cost data and the public sources behind them. Figures are quoted with their reference period and source.
A reference list of official sources for property prices, sales, permits, construction costs and real-estate FDI in Greece and Cyprus, with frequency and caveats.
Greece: 22% corporate tax, 3% transfer tax plus surcharge, VAT and capital-gains suspensions to end-2026; Cyprus: 15% corporate tax and stamp duty abolished from 2026.
Greece sets €800k, €400k and €250k real-estate thresholds by area and property type; Cyprus requires a €300k qualifying investment plus secured income.
Bank of Greece data put nominal apartment-price growth at 5.5% year-on-year in Q2 2026, continuing a gradual slowdown from the 2023 peak; permits rose in June.
Cypriot GDP grew 3.3% y/y in Q2 2026 and residential prices rose 8.5% y/y, with sales contracts up on 2025 while tourist arrivals fell.
Greek residential construction material prices rose 5.0% y/y in August 2026, up from 3.1% in March; Cypriot material prices rose 3.39%.