Greece
Prime Athens Property Prices 2026: Vouliagmeni, Glyfada, Kolonaki
Asking prices per m² in Athens' most expensive districts in 2026, where the sources disagree, and what €800,000 buys in a 120 m² flat.
Author: Ways to Europe teamPublished: 5 min read

In 2026 the asking price in Vouliagmeni, Athens' most expensive coastal district, was reported at about €7,300 per m² in the first quarter, while Voula, Kolonaki and Glyfada sat near €5,900 to €6,100 in July; the average for the whole municipality of Athens was about €2,560. These are asking prices from brokers and portals, not registered transaction prices, and the sources disagree, so read the ranges as indicative.
The figures we found
| Area | Reported asking price per m² | Source and date |
|---|---|---|
| Vouliagmeni | €7,333 | Engel & Völkers, Q1 2026 |
| Vouliagmeni | about €7,440, peaks above €12,000; another estimate €8,000–18,000 | broker guides, 2026 |
| Voula | €6,103 | ERED, July 2026 |
| Kolonaki | €5,993 (another guide: about €6,200 for Kolonaki–Lycabettus; a third: €4,000–6,000) | ERED, July 2026 and others |
| Glyfada | €5,895 | ERED, July 2026 |
| Municipality of Athens | €2,560, up 2.6% on the year | ERED, Q2 2026 |
Another source gives €2,450 and a rise of 7.6%, which does not match the ERED figure and names no statistical source. We did not reach the Bank of Greece residential price index or the prime reports of the large agencies, so treat these as a starting point.
An example with the 120 m² rule
The standard Golden Visa levels need at least 120 m² of main space, and Attica is in the €800,000 tier. As an illustration of our own, not a quote: €800,000 divided by 120 m² is about €6,700 per m². At the reported Vouliagmeni level a 120 m² flat would cost around €880,000, and in Glyfada or Voula around €700,000 to €730,000, which is below the threshold. So in the cheaper districts a buyer needs a larger or better flat to reach the level. See thresholds by area and the 120 m² rule.
What the price per m² hides
- Asking versus selling. Asking prices run above deals; ask for recent sales in the same building.
- Floor, view and condition. The spread inside one district is wider than the spread between districts.
- The area under the title. Terraces and storage are often counted in listings: what counts.
- Costs on top. Taxes and fees add roughly 7% at the threshold in our calculator.
How to use this
- Pick two or three districts and compare them on foot: the Athens districts guide.
- Ask each seller for the price per m² under the title and for recent comparable sales.
- Check the yield and resale logic before you buy for the permit.
Sources: Engel & Völkers Greece (Q1 2026); ERED, "Where the next real estate value gains are emerging in Athens" (28 July 2026); Investropa, BUY GREECE and other broker guides, as described. Informational, not investment advice.
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Golden Visa by investment amount
- €800,000€800,000 is the threshold for the most sought-after locations: Attica with Athens, Piraeus and the Athens Riviera, Thessaloniki, Mykonos, Santorini and islands with more than 3,100 residents.
- €400,000€400,000 is the threshold for all regions of Greece except the most sought-after ones: the mainland outside Attica and Thessaloniki and small islands with up to 3,100 residents.
- €250,000€250,000 is the reduced threshold. It applies anywhere in Greece, including central Athens, but only to two kinds of property: premises converted to residential use and listed historic buildings being restored.
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