Real Estate · Greece

Significant changes in apartment laws addressing shared expenses and property management

14 sourcesFirst reported 19 days agoUpdated 15 days ago

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The Greek government is set to introduce significant changes to apartment building regulations, updating laws that have been in place since 1929.
The new legislation will address issues related to common expenses and will allow for the partitioning or merging of apartments.
Increased responsibilities and powers will be granted to apartment managers under the new regulations.
The proposal aims to resolve longstanding disputes among residents and streamline the administration of shared properties.
The Justice Ministry plans to present the new bill by the end of the year.

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