Question 1

Is BlueHous a developer or an agent?

Accepted Answer

Neither. BlueHous curates verified presale listings from vetted developers and connects you with the agencies and law firms who handle the actual transaction.

Question 2

How does buying presale property in Greece work?

Accepted Answer

You reserve a unit with a deposit, sign a preliminary contract, then make phased payments as construction milestones are met. The final deed transfer happens at delivery.

Question 3

Can non-Greek citizens buy property in Greece?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Greece places no restrictions on EU or non-EU buyers purchasing residential real estate. Properties in a few border regions require a simple permit, which your matched lawyer handles.

Question 4

What costs should I budget for beyond the listing price?

Accepted Answer

Plan for roughly 10-13% on top of the price for transfer tax, notary, legal fees and registration. Your matched law firm will confirm the exact figures for your purchase.

Question 5

How are BlueHous project listings verified?

Accepted Answer

Every listing is checked against the developer's building permit and current construction status before it's published, and reviewed on a regular cycle to stay accurate.

Question 6

Can a property purchase qualify me for Greek residency?

Accepted Answer

Purchases above the current Golden Visa investment threshold can qualify for Greek residency. Eligibility depends on region and amount. Ask your matched expert for current thresholds.

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