Real estate: Turkish Investors Target Greek

Turkish investors are significantly increasing their presence in the Greek real estate market, contributing to substantial capital inflows.

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Turkish investors are increasingly targeting Greek real estate, with significant capital inflows despite a slight annual dip. In 2025, Turkish investment in Greek real estate reached €214 million, a notable increase from previous years.

In 2023, Turkish nationals invested €107 million in the Greek property market. This trend has continued to grow, with cumulative Turkish foreign direct investment (FDI) in Greece climbing to €950 million in 2025, up from €762 million in 2024.

However, Greek FDI in Turkey saw a decline, dropping to €10 million in 2025 from €13 million the previous year. This shift highlights a growing interest among Turkish investors in Greece’s property market.

Key statistics:

  • Turkish investment in Greek real estate: €214 million (2025)
  • Cumulative Turkish FDI in Greece: €950 million (2025)
  • Greek FDI in Turkey: €10 million (2025)
  • Turkish investment in Greek real estate: €107 million (2023)

The landscape of real estate investment is changing. Analysts project that Heiwa Real Estate Co., Ltd. will see revenues reach JP¥63.8 billion by 2027, reflecting a broader trend of growth within the sector.

This increase in capital flows from Turkey into Greece’s real estate sector indicates a strong confidence from Turkish investors. Despite a slight dip in annual figures, the overall trend remains positive for the Greek property market.

The implications of this trend are significant for both nations. As Turkish investors continue to seek opportunities within Greece, it may lead to enhanced economic ties and further collaboration between the two countries.