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Golden Visa from €250,000

Greece offers one of the most affordable residency-by-investment programs in Europe.

Strong seasonal rental market

Tourist destinations like Athens, Crete, and Santorini generate high short-term returns.

Cultural and lifestyle appeal

Greece combines historic charm, relaxed living, and Mediterranean quality of life.

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Real estate in Macedonia (Northern Greece): inland potential, cultural cities, and strategic growth

Why invest in property in Macedonia

Macedonia, the largest geographic region in Greece located in the country’s north, is home to important economic centers, cultural landmarks, and cross-border trade routes. While coastal areas like Halkidiki and Thessaloniki dominate attention, inland Macedonia — including cities such as Veria, Kozani, Edessa, and Florina — is emerging as a cost-effective, long-term investment option for residential buyers, developers, and agritourism projects.

Its strategic location near Balkan borders, government incentives for regional development, and access to nature and cultural heritage sites make Macedonia attractive for low-entry investments, renovation projects, and land acquisition.

Types of real estate available

The Macedonian property market is less tourist-saturated and more diversified, with affordable pricing and high development potential:

  • City apartments in Veria, Kavala, and Kozani — ideal for long-term rentals or student housing.
  • Traditional village houses — available for renovation and use as countryside retreats or boutique guesthouses.
  • Plots of land — often large, fertile, and inexpensive — suitable for farming, eco-resorts, or development.
  • Commercial properties in border towns and logistics corridors.
  • Seafront properties in areas like Kavala or coastal Kavala Prefecture — blending tourism and residential potential.

This variety supports both affordable personal purchases and strategic land-based investments.

Foreign ownership and legal aspects

Macedonia follows national Greek laws, offering a transparent and investor-friendly legal regime:

  • 100% freehold ownership for all foreign nationals
  • Golden Visa available at €250,000 threshold in most cities and rural areas
  • Title deed security through the national land registry and licensed notaries
  • Remote transactions allowed with power of attorney

VelesClub Int. assists with all legal and documentation procedures, Golden Visa filing, and regional property due diligence.

Property prices and rental yields

Prices in Macedonia are significantly lower than in southern or island regions, making it a value-driven investment destination. As of 2025:

  • City apartments: €800–€1,800/m² depending on size and condition
  • Village homes: €40,000–€120,000 — often with land
  • Development land: €5–€50/m² depending on zoning and location

Rental yields range from 4%–7% in university towns and border trade hubs, while renovated countryside homes can offer seasonal income through agrotourism or boutique hospitality models.

Regions and lifestyle

Macedonia offers diverse investment profiles across several notable areas:

  • Veria: Historic inland city with Roman and Byzantine roots — rising cultural tourism and student population.
  • Kozani: Administrative and academic center — popular for long-term rentals and stable local economy.
  • Edessa and Florina: Scenic towns near national parks and ski resorts — ideal for eco-tourism and retirement homes.
  • Kavala: Seaside city with an active port, airport, and tourism draw — more traditional real estate opportunities.
  • Drama and Serres: Agricultural regions with land opportunities and low-cost family housing.

The region also benefits from EU-backed development funding, expanding infrastructure, and cultural tourism circuits such as the ancient Via Egnatia route.

Who buys real estate in Macedonia

Buyers in Macedonia include local Greeks and strategic foreign investors:

  • Golden Visa applicants looking for low-cost property options
  • Retirees and families from neighboring countries seeking permanent or seasonal homes
  • Entrepreneurs launching eco-tourism or farming businesses
  • Developers acquiring large land parcels for future projects
  • Buy-to-let investors in university and trade cities like Kozani or Kavala

While less popular than coastal destinations, Macedonia offers lower risk and stronger local economic ties, making it attractive for stable, long-term holdings.

How VelesClub Int. helps you

VelesClub Int. supports property acquisition and project planning across Northern Greece’s Macedonia region:

  • Curated selection of city, rural, and coastal listings
  • Golden Visa guidance and remote closing services
  • Support with agricultural, eco-tourism, or renovation development
  • Legal structuring and asset protection planning
  • Post-sale property and rental management

Whether you're purchasing a value property in a border town, investing in Kavala’s seafront, or developing a nature retreat near Florina, VelesClub Int. ensures your Macedonian investment is smart, secure, and fully supported.