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regards to the Greece property market and anything Greece News related
Property Searches in Greek Islands up by 50 pc
25/07/2011
Property searches in the Greek islands have increased dramatically during June, with much of the interest coming from British buyers hoping to find a bargain due to the economic crisis in the country
Investors Given Chance of Greek Property Bargains
14/06/2011
The austerity measures implemented by the Greek government include large property tax increases which are forcing local Greeks to put their holiday homes on the market
Greek Government Unveils Austerity Budget
18/11/2010
The greek government has unveiled the long-awaited austerity budget, aiming to cut 5 billion euros off the deficit
Greek Govt Should Cancel Armament Orders to Raise Cash
02/09/2010
The Greek government is pondering how to raise 5 billion euros, and will probably increase taxes. But with over 5 billion out in orders for naval Frigates and supplies the country may not survive more taxes
Gloomy Outlook for Greek Property Market
06/08/2010
Greek property market looking at a rocky road ahead, but bargains will emerge victorious
What Does the Bailout Mean for the Greek Property Market
04/05/2010
A bailout for the indebted Greek economy was finally launched yesterday. What impact will it have on the property market?
Greek Property Market Hoping Bailout Deal is Enacted Swiftly
26/03/2010
France and Germany have agreed to bail-out Greece out with 22 million euros in aid, some of which is to come from the International Monetary Fund
New Greek Austerity Measures Get Seal of Approval from Financial Big Hitters
09/03/2010
Greek's latest round of austerity measures have been publicly praised by the EU and the IMF
Greece Should Resolve Debt Issues Says EU President
13/01/2010
Following the Dubai World debacle nvestors became concerned other countries may also have problems funding debt. Greece, whose government was struggling to reduce its budget deficit next came under scrutiny, with concerns that it might even default on its
Greek Government Accepts Emergency Loan from Private Banks
18/12/2009
The recently elected socialist government in Greece, has accepted a 2 billion Euro emergency loan to help it combat the country's soaring budget deficit