The Greek economy began to recover in 2017, allowing investors to choose to start businesses locally or invest in commercial properties in emerging affluent districts. In addition, investment returns on European real estate consist of two other main components: the future appreciation of the property itself at the time of purchase, and the annual rental yield of the property.
The potential for appreciation largely depends on external factors, but in general, current property prices in Greece are far below their historical highs. The potential for appreciation is significant, and the expected room for growth is quite promising.
Regarding rentals, Greece is a tourist destination, and property occupancy rates are relatively high (provided that properties are purchased in prime areas), with typical annual rental yields ranging between 3% and 5%.