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Property Prices in the Dodecanese Rise 13.4% in One Year

The latest Spitogatos Price Index (SPI) confirms what many buyers and investors in the Dodecanese have already been observing on the ground: property prices across the island group are rising sharply, with average asking prices increasing by 13.4% in the twelve months to Q1 2026. This trend highlights the significance of Dodecanese property prices 2026 for potential investors.

The Numbers: Dodecanese Property Prices Q1 2025 – Q1 2026

Dodecanese Property Prices 2026: A Comprehensive Overview

Period Average Asking Price (€/sqm)
Q1 2025 €1,960 / sqm
Q1 2026 €2,222 / sqm
Annual Change + 13.4%

Why Are Dodecanese Property Prices Rising?

The Dodecanese — and Rhodes in particular — continue to attract strong international buyer interest, driven by several structural factors:

  • Limited supply: Strict planning controls, island geography, and restrictions in Traditional Settlement areas naturally cap the number of available properties.
  • Golden Visa demand: The Dodecanese qualifies for the lower Golden Visa investment threshold of €400,000 for islands with a population below 3,100, making islands like Symi and Kastellorizo particularly attractive to non-EU investors.
  • Tourism growth: Record visitor numbers across the Dodecanese continue to fuel demand for holiday homes and short-term rental properties.
  • Infrastructure investment: Ongoing improvements to transport links and marina facilities across the island group are supporting long-term values.

Buying Property in the Dodecanese?

Rising prices make careful legal due diligence more important than ever. Before committing to a purchase in Rhodes, Symi, Kos, or any other island in the Dodecanese, it is essential to verify title, review planning status, and — for non-EU buyers — to understand any borderland approval requirements that may apply.

The Law Office of Theodosia Karalla provides end-to-end legal support for property buyers across the Dodecanese, in English, from the initial title search through to Land Registry registration and Golden Visa application.

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