Greek banks offer mortgage rates below eurozone average, says ECB.

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Greek banks are currently offering mortgage rates that are lower than the eurozone average, specifically an average fixed-rate of 3.10% as of May 2026.
The eurozone average for new mortgages during the same period was reported at 3.47%.
Increased competition among Greek banks has contributed to the decline of mortgage rates in the country over recent months.
Greece has been ranked fifth among eurozone countries for offering lower mortgage rates compared to others.
The ongoing housing crisis in Europe remains a significant social and economic challenge, but current conditions in Greece present favorable lending rates.

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