Greek Property Value Reaches €778 Billion: ENFIA Map and Tax Incentives

According to the latest data from Greece's Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE), the total value of real estate assets owned by individuals and businesses in the country has reached €778 billion. These figures were released alongside the launch of the new ENFIA interactive map, which illustrates the property tax burden and asset distribution across all regions.

This digital tool provides real-time access to tax base information, offering insights for policymakers, investors, and homeowners alike.

At the same time, the government has expanded tax incentives for those who insure their properties. In 2025, the ENFIA discount was increased from 10% to 20% for homes insured against fire, earthquake, and flood, with a maximum insured value of €500,000. As a result, 359,434 taxpayers with 502,597 properties benefited from this discount.

The total tax reduction linked to this policy reached €21 million in 2025, up from €7 million the previous year.

ENFIA by Region: Where Greece’s Property Wealth Is Concentrated

The highest property values and tax revenues are concentrated in the Attica region, which includes Athens and its suburbs. This area alone accounts for more than half of the country's total real estate value.

• Attica: 2,223,711 owners, €410.9 billion in property, €1.2 billion in tax
• Central Macedonia: 1,062,323 owners, €101.9 billion, €296.5 million in tax
• Crete: 366,391 owners, €42.15 billion, €124.3 million in tax
• Thessaly: 398,739 owners, €33.1 billion, €97.6 million in tax
• Peloponnese: 345,696 owners, €31.8 billion, €94.4 million in tax
• Eastern Macedonia and Thrace: 330,949 owners, €23.9 billion, €74.25 million in tax
• Northern Aegean: 127,006 owners, €11.43 billion, €33.5 million in tax
• Western Greece: 355,052 owners, €29.15 billion, €84.85 million in tax
• Western Macedonia: 159,678 owners, €10.24 billion, €34.38 million in tax
• Epirus: 184,145 owners, €17.8 billion, €44.4 million in tax
• Ionian Islands: 141,062 owners, €16.66 billion, €50.32 million in tax
• Southern Aegean: 178,009 owners, €25.8 billion, €79.9 million in tax
• Central Greece: 282,215 owners, €22.8 billion, €70.39 million in tax

Conclusion

Greece’s property market continues to grow in both value and reach. New ENFIA tax incentives — especially for insured homes — promote responsible ownership and long-term investment. These trends are particularly relevant as international buyers and Golden Visa investors show growing interest in Greek real estate.