Practice area

Real estate and property

Buying, selling or protecting property in Greece starts with a lawyer who works only for you. We check titles at the Land Registry or Cadastre, coordinate with the notary and protect your ownership if it is challenged.

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What we handle

Title searches and checks for liens and other burdens
Purchase and sale of homes, land and commercial property
Coordination with the notary and the other party's lawyer
Signing on your behalf under a power of attorney
Registration of the deed in your name
Court actions to protect ownership and possession
Leases and recovery of unpaid rent

How it works

Agreement on price: once you have found the property, retain your own lawyer before signing anything.
Title search: we examine the titles at the local Land Registry or Cadastre.
Corrections: if needed, the seller fixes title issues or removes old liens.
Deed of sale: the notary, chosen by the buyer, drafts the deed with input from both lawyers.
Signing and registration: the deed is signed in person or by proxy and registered in your name.

Documents usually needed

Passport or ID
Greek tax number (ΑΦΜ), which we can obtain for you
Proof that the purchase funds were transferred from your bank abroad to a Greek bank account
The seller's title deeds (requested through the seller's lawyer)
Power of attorney, if you will not be present

This page is general information, not legal advice. Every case is different, so please contact us about your situation.