Economy · Greece

Increase in Short-Term Rental Demand in Greece

1 sourceFirst reported 26 days agoUpdated 26 days ago

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The Greek short-term rental market sees a 7.1% increase in occupancy this summer.
A study shows visitors are booking trips earlier, enhancing travel organization.
Average occupancy stands at 41%, up from 38.2% in 2025.
Daily rates have decreased by 4.5%, now averaging €104.
Major urban centers like Athens show significant growth in rental demand.

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The Greek short-term rental market sees a 7.1% increase in occupancy this summer.
A study shows visitors are booking trips earlier, enhancing travel organization.
Average occupancy stands at 41%, up from 38.2% in 2025.
Daily rates have decreased by 4.5%, now averaging €104.
Major urban centers like Athens show significant growth in rental demand.

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