Real Estate: Why Rents Remain High - What POMIDA Proposes - iefimerida.gr
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The lack of available housing combined with the ever-increasing demand continues to exert strong pressure on the real estate market, keeping rental prices at high levels. Stratos Paradias, president of POMIDA, spoke to ERT about the main causes of the problem, as well as the changes required to strengthen the supply of housing. As he explained, the housing market is faced with a significant mismatch between supply and demand. Urbanization cont…
On Sunday morning, 13/9, the president of POMIDA, Stratos Paradias, referred to the rents that remain high. As he characteristically emphasized, the imbalance between supply and demand continues to keep prices high, with the lack of small houses, increased demand and the uncertainty of owners being the main causes of the problem. In an interview with […]
The housing market is facing two parallel developments. The imbalance between supply and demand continues to keep rental prices high, with the lack of small homes, increased demand and the uncertainty of owners being, according to the president of POMIDA, Stratos Paradias, the main causes of the problem. Speaking to ERTnews, Mr. Paradias underlined that the housing market is facing two parallel developments: on the one hand, urbanisation continu…
A series of interventions and tax breaks in order to "unlock" thousands of closed apartments and de-escalate the pressure on the real estate market
POMIDA (Panhellenic Federation of Property Owners) is calling for tax incentives for property owners to open their homes to tenants, while emphasizing that it will ... The article POMIDA is calling for tax incentives for property owners to open their homes was published in NewsIT.
The imbalance between supply and demand continues to keep rental prices high, according to POMIDA president Stratos Paradias. Speaking to ERTnews, Mr. Paradias stressed that the housing market is facing two parallel developments: on the one hand, urbanization continues to boost demand for housing and, on the other, households have now split into more separate homes. As he explained, while in the past two or even three generations could live in o…
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