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Athens

1,051 homes and apartments for sale in Athens, Greece.
36 properties shown
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Athens
Apartment€350,000
Athens
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Athens
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Apartment$317,000
Athens
Apartment€250,000
Athens
Apartment€470,000
Athens
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Apartment€400,000
Athens
Apartment€470,000
Athens
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Athens
Apartment€85,000
Athens
Apartment€270,000
Athens
Apartment€510,000
Athens
Apartment€205,000
Athens
Apartment€1,620,000
Athens
Apartment€800,000
Athens
Apartment€250,000
Athens
Apartment€2,412,000
Athens
Apartment€1,120,000
Athens
Apartment€990,000
Athens
Apartment€1,455,000
Athens
Apartment€280,000
Athens
Apartment€240,000
Athens
Apartment€135,000
Athens
Apartment€1,820,000
Athens
Apartment€610,000
Athens
Apartment€930,000
Athens
Apartment€850,000
Athens
Apartment€140,000
Athens
Apartment€360,000
Athens
Apartment€315,000
Athens
Apartment€420,000
Athens
Apartment€110,000
Athens
Apartment€190,000
Athens
Buyer's guide: Athens
Athens is Greece's capital and its deepest property market. Our current listings show 933 homes and commercial units, with a median asking price of €420,000 and a median price per square metre of €3,945.
Asking prices from current listings on RealEstateAbroad.
| Measure | Athens |
|---|---|
| Listings | 933 |
| Median asking price | €420,000 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €260,375 - €897,000 |
| Median price per m² | €3,945 |
| Median size | 113 m² |
Apartments account for 610 listings. Commercial property is unusually prominent at 157 listings, followed by land (65), houses (64) and villas (16). Most residential stock is in multi-storey 'polykatoikia' blocks built between the 1960s and 1980s, with newer renovated and new-build projects commanding premiums.
Bedroom counts: 210 two-bed, 185 three-bed, 132 one-bed, 70 four-bed. For wider choice browse apartments for sale in Greece, or see commercial property in Greece if you are looking at offices and shops.
Kolonaki is the central upmarket district. Pangrati, Koukaki and Neos Kosmos are popular with younger residents and investors, and Exarchia and Kypseli are lower-priced and more mixed. South along the coast, Glyfada and the Athens Riviera attract buyers seeking sea access and international schools.
The metro network covers much of the centre, and the airport line makes arrivals simple. Short-term rental rules have tightened in central districts, so check current limits before relying on Airbnb-style income. Look also at nearby Attica and Thessaloniki for alternatives.
Athens spans from sub-€260,000 renovation flats to €900,000-plus Riviera homes: define the district before you define the budget.
Greece's Golden Visa thresholds were raised in 2024, with a higher figure for the most in-demand areas, including Attica, and lower ones elsewhere. Rules have changed repeatedly, so confirm the current threshold and conditions with a lawyer.
Typical costs: transfer tax of about 3.09%, notary and land registry fees, and legal fees of around 1% (approx., verify locally). Use a lawyer to run title and planning checks and obtain a Greek tax number (AFM). See our Greece guide, the buying process and mortgage options.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Yes. EU and most other nationals can buy, though some border and island areas need extra permission for non-EU buyers.
The median is €3,945 per m² in current listings.
A residence-by-investment route exists but thresholds were raised and rules keep changing. Verify before relying on it.
Pangrati, Koukaki and the centre are often cited, but returns depend on short-let rules and renovation costs.
Roughly 3.09% transfer tax plus legal, notary and agency fees; total usually lands around 7-10% (approx.).