Short-Term Rentals in Greece Continue to Grow Despite New Taxes
In 2024, Greece’s short-term rental market expanded by 9%, reaching 122,756 active listings, according to AirDNA. This growth persists despite new tax and regulatory measures aimed at encouraging long-term rentals.
Demand remains strong, with overnight stays increasing by 16% to 14.12 million, while occupancy rates rose to 58%. Compared to 2019, short-term rental stays have surged by 42%, reflecting the sector’s resilience.
Tax revenues from short-term rentals also saw a significant increase, reaching €870 million in 2024, up from €750 million in 2023, with over 2.2 million landlord declarations filed.
Despite regulatory efforts, the sector continues to thrive, driven by high demand and steady investor interest.