Every property below is let today, to a real tenant, on a contract we can show you. The number in the corner is what it returned last year after costs, not what a brochure hopes it might do.
A two bedroom flat in a low villa block, run by the same seasonal operator for three years. Occupancy has not fallen below 71% in that time, and the furniture and the management contract come with the sale.
The cheapest way in and the highest number on this page, because it lives on nightly lets through the summer and sits empty for weeks in February. The yield is an annual average, and we would rather say that out loud than print it in a footnote.
Let to a corporate tenant on a twelve month contract, renewed twice without a gap. The yield is lower than the coast and the money arrives every month regardless of season, which is what a first purchase abroad should look like.
Off plan, handover in the third quarter of 2027, paid in stages against construction milestones. The yield here is an estimate built from let flats on the same street, and it is marked as an estimate everywhere it appears, including this line.
A restored flat with the original carved balcony, in the part of town foreign buyers ask for by name. The lowest yield here and the strongest case on resale: nobody is building more Sololaki.
Registry extract, tenancy contract, twelve months of payments and the utility record. Sent as one PDF, in English, within a business day. If a property looks worse on paper than on this page, you will see that in the file, and we would rather lose the sale than the sentence.