ECONOMY

REMAX: These Are the Homes That Are Flying Off the Shelves

REMAX: These Are the Homes That Are Flying Off the Shelves

Demand in the housing market remains strong, but buyers are now more selective. Where is demand shifting now? The situation in Attica and the differences in Thessaloniki.

Pierrakakis: The Eurogroup Should Focus on AI and Technological Innovation

Pierrakakis: The Eurogroup Should Focus on AI and Technological Innovation

Kyriakos Pierrakakis will propose the creation of a special working group on artificial intelligence and technological sovereignty within the Eurogroup. He emphasized that technology is a critical factor for Europe’s competitiveness.

Slight increase in the economic climate index in June

Slight increase in the economic climate index in June

It rose marginally in June to 108.3 points, thanks to improved expectations in retail trade and services. Consumer confidence remained unchanged. Uncertainty stemming from the Middle East continues to affect the outlook.

One in three Greek seafarers is under 30 years old

One in three Greek seafarers is under 30 years old

A revealing report by NAT on the socio-geography of maritime employment. It notes a world record for Greek female seafarers, with a 77% increase over six years.

How Much Will We Pay for Electricity in July [Table]

How Much Will We Pay for Electricity in July [Table]

How are the rates on the “green” plans of the eight major providers calculated? The cheapest and the most expensive. What signals is the wholesale market sending in the first 48 hours of July?

New tax arrears of €3.77 billion owed to the Tax Authority; 4.2 million taxpayer ID numbers in the “red”

Major debtors and the 6,500 companies owe the government 60 billion euros. How many individuals and how many legal entities are in debt restructuring? What amount is estimated to never be collected?

Companies are looking to hire but are hindered by costs

How difficulties in recruiting staff and pressure to offer competitive wages are changing business strategies and driving up operating costs. A study by EY.

Mytilineos: If energy costs aren’t reduced, other industries will leave as well

What messages did Metlen’s CEO convey during the handover ceremony at the helm of European Metals? Europe’s slow but steady progress, as it finally seems to realize that metals are the foundation of defense, semiconductors, batteries, AI, and every strategic value chain.

Tourism: Greece Consistently Among Europe’s Top Five

Southern Europe remains the top choice for travelers from the Old Continent. The factors that influence their decisions about where and how to spend their vacations.

Green Light for New 200-Bed Student Housing Complex in Crete

The contract for the project study was signed by the Hellenic Mediterranean University. The Western Attica project: when are binding bids expected, and what are the major shortages?

Stournaras does not expect another interest rate hike from the ECB in July

Greek-American Chamber of Commerce: New Strategy and Focus on Greece-U.S. Relations

Papastavrou: Sixteen projects to address water shortages, with a budget of €16.6 million

Greek Tech in Paris: Spotlight on the Greek Innovation Ecosystem

How Could Housing Prices Fall by as Much as 24.6%

Parliament: Bill on Equal Pay for Men and Women Approved

Reuters: A "mountain" of non-performing loans is holding back Greece's recovery

SEPEE: Tariff on Small Packages from China Is a Positive Step

The way is paved for the three grade-separated interchanges in Skaramanga

PASOK: The Recovery Fund’s Missed Opportunity

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