Greece's Vacant Homes Blamed for Housing Crisis

A study by the Parliamentary Budget Office in Greece suggests that vacant homes are a primary cause of the country's housing crisis, with prices increasing by up to 96%. The study argues that bringing these homes back to the market is key to solving the issue.

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Greece’s vacant homes blamed for housing crisis -with prices hiked by up to 96%

Parliamentary Budget Office study challenges the prevailing narrative on rents and real estate prices, arguing that the solution lies in bringing vacant homes back onto the market The post Greece’s vacant homes blamed for housing crisis -with prices hiked by up to 96% appeared first on ProtoThema English.

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Greece's Vacant Homes Blamed for Housing Crisis

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