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Coût d'achat immobilier en Grèce
Greece has one of the lowest transfer taxes in Europe — just 3.09% on resale property, with VAT on new-builds suspended through 2026. But notary, legal and agent fees add up, so budget roughly 7–10% all-in. Here is the full one-off breakdown plus the annual ENFIA.
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≈ 7–10% of price (all-in one-off, incl. fees)
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How much does it cost to buy property in Greece?
Transfer tax is low at just 3.09% on resale property, but notary, legal, agent and registry fees push the all-in cost to roughly 7–10% of the price. New-build VAT (24%) remains suspended through 2026, so 3.09% generally applies in practice.
Is there VAT on new property in Greece?
Technically new-builds with a post-2006 permit are subject to 24% VAT, but VAT on new construction has been suspended through 2026, so the 3.09% transfer tax applies instead in almost all cases. Confirm the current status at the time of purchase.
What is ENFIA?
ENFIA is Greece's annual property tax, running roughly 0.1–0.5% of the taxable value, with discounts available for insured homes. It is the main recurring cost of owning Greek property.