Land law
Athens land registry at long last enters digital age
The Hellenic Cadaster is now entering the digital era after 15 years of efforts to this end, starting with the municipalities of Athens, Galatsi and Moschato. The Cadaster Office will close on Thursday and Friday to complete the changeover and reopen on July 3.
Police disperse university sit-in, 10 arrested
Greek police officers on Thursday morning arrested 10 people who took part in a sit-in inside the main building of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (EKPA) to protest a deadly train collision on Feb. 28.
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‘Legalization of authors’
"FORESTRY{BLACK TEXT}-KTIMATOLOGY-LEGALIZATION OF AUTHORS." Every time I see this sign on a country road I go down sometimes I try stepping into the shoes of a foreigner and wonder what they might make of it.
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Foreclosures: The moves of NPL servicers after the Greek government’s “no”.
Red loan management companies are looking for ways to break out of the impasse in the execution of foreclosure auctions, after the government's refusal to resolve the issue by interpreting the existing law.
Landlords, tenants end up in courts over rent hikes
More and more landlords and tenants engage in legal battles to settle disputes over rent hikes, keeping the country's courts busy.
Rent prices and huge rent hikes demanded by landlords have been some of the hotly debated issues over the past months, which prompted the government to introduce a regulation restricting rent increases to 25 percent.
Greek state: Title deeds to 90,000 encroached upon properties
The bill is in the pipeline and is expected to be tabled in Parliament in September. Under the new bill, the government plans to give legal title deeds to about 90,000 State properties that have been encroached upon by private individuals in recent decades.
Ministries working to solve soaring rent prices
Within the framework of a regulation that Turkey's Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change Ministry, the Justice Ministry and the Treasury and Finance Ministry are working on to solve soaring rent prices, the production of social housing will be increased, housing costs will be reduced and new steps will be taken to enable citizens to purchase houses affordably.
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Lawyers warn against illicit rental price raise
As the prices of renting a flat in Turkey have exploded, leaving house-hunters and students in particular in a state of turmoil, lawyers have warned against landlords asking tenants for an interim raise even though they are entitled to a one-year raise.
The rapid increase in rental prices due to limited supply and excessive demand in the market
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Supporting Business Leaders in Real-Estate Decisions
For companies in Slovenia, making informed decisions about their office space is a difficult task. Typically, there are no estate managers in Slovenian companies, and the job normally goes to someone ill-equipped with little relevant experience, who struggles to make the right decision.
Minister: Taking aim at campus crime
The mission of the new police force to serve on university campuses will be to avoid the "humiliation" of any more rectors, Citizens' Protection Minister Michalis Chrysochoidis told Kathimerini in an interview, citing the October 2020 attack on the Athens University of Economics and Business rector, when anarchists hung a sign around his neck with a pro-squatting slogan on it.
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