Airbnb

Airbnb: New obligations for owners with minimum surface area, “property morphology”, disinfections, fire extinguishers

New obligations, by law, are coming for property owners who make available short-term Airbnb-type rentals. The government and especially the Ministry of Tourism are setting parameters such as minimum property floor area, ban on basements, fire safety, mandatory disinfections, liability insurance, etc.

Airbnb: Annual rental of a property in Greece does not exceed 24 days

“Across Greece, a typical Airbnb host rents out a home for just 24 nights a year, and more than one in two report that the additional income from this activity helps them maintain their homes,” said Valentina Reino, Head of Public Policy for Southern Europe at Airbnb, in response to the government’s announcement of new regulations on short-term rentals in Greece.

Real Estate: Three conditions for tax exemptions on closed properties, temporary freeze on new airbnb licenses

From January 1, 2025, new restrictive measures for Airbnb properties will take effect (including a freeze on new licenses in Athens’ 1st, 2nd, and 3rd districts). The three-year tax exemption for closed properties, however, begins today and will be available until the end of the following year.

Airbnb: Restrictions in other areas if classified as saturated

The government, not local municipalities, will decide whether to freeze or allow new short-term rental permits like Airbnb. This policy starts with three main districts of Athens (1st, 2nd, and 3rd), where new Property Registration Numbers (AMAs) will not be issued for at least one year.

Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF): Final Touches Before the Event – Insurance Contributions, Retouching the Freelancer Tax, and AirBnB Regulations

At the Maximos Mansion, preparations are in full swing for TIF. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is finalizing his speech, aiming to mark the start of the political season and set a foundation for a three-year plan leading up to the 2027 elections.

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