Greece’s property gap exposed: ENFIA 2025 highlights wealth disparities
New ENFIA 2026 property tax data reveals stark regional inequalities in Greece’s real estate market. Despite total property values rising to €782.5B in 2025, wealth remains concentrated in specific areas.
Key Stats
Total property value (2025): €782.5B ↑ from €777.8B in 2024
Total ENFIA collected: €2.3B (Individuals €1.71B, Legal entities €586M)
Average property value per owner: €87,767
Average ENFIA per taxpayer: €254
Regional Snapshot
Attica: 2.56M owners, €412.6B total, avg €161K per owner, ENFIA €481
Central Macedonia: 1.24M owners, €102.7B total, avg €83K, ENFIA €238
Crete & Ionian Islands: High avg values ~€101K, ENFIA ~€290
Thessaly, Peloponnese, Western Greece, Central Greece: Mid-range values €70–80K, ENFIA €197–227
South Aegean: High avg €123K, ENFIA €378
Eastern Macedonia & Thrace (AMΘ): 400K owners, €24.1B total, avg €60K per owner, ENFIA €181
Western & Northern Macedonia: Lowest property wealth; Western Macedonia total €10.35B, avg €56K, ENFIA €178
Takeaways
Richest region: Attica
Poorest region: Western Macedonia
Persistent inequality across Greece, with regions like Eastern Macedonia & Thrace lagging far behind national averages.
