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Extension Likely for Elevator Registration Amid Uncertainty

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The deadline for elevator registration is approaching on June 30.
Thousands of elevators remain unregistered, raising concerns among property owners.
A possible extension is being considered due to low registration participation.
Fines for non-registration can range from €1,000 to €5,000 depending on building type.
There is uncertainty regarding the total number of operating elevators in Greece.

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The deadline for the registration of elevators in Greece is approaching, with June 30th set as the current cutoff date. However, there is a growing call for an extension of this registration period as many property owners, building managers, and professionals are concerned about compliance. Reports indicate that thousands of elevators have yet to be declared in the national registry, and there are worries about the financial burden posed by necessary upgrades following registration.

In addition to the potential deadline extension, discussions are underway regarding a rescue plan for older apartment buildings that face significant cost challenges associated with mandatory elevator improvements. Authorities are reportedly considering establishing a subsidy program through the European Structural and Investment Funds (ESIF) or providing tax incentives to alleviate financial pressures on affected property owners.

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