Compare a property before you commit more time.
The focused first step for buyers exploring several Greek properties. Get structured price context, an indication of usable transfer evidence and the important gaps — without buying a full due-diligence report for every listing.
One-off purchase. No brokerage fee, no commission on the sale price and no subscription.
Still looking at several possibilities?
If you are weighing an apartment in Thessaloniki against a home in Chania, you need a disciplined first comparison — not ten pages of generic market commentary.
The aim is to help you decide whether to continue, compare or investigate. It is not a promise that a property is a bargain.
- Use one Quick Check for each shortlist candidate.
- Keep each property's evidence scope distinct rather than comparing incompatible averages.
- Move to a Full Report only for properties that merit deeper scrutiny.
A compact report you can actually use.
Each Quick Check is organised around the property's facts and the availability of relevant local evidence.
A weak signal is useful information, too.
A Quick Check may identify a narrow local sample, inconsistent location information or asking figures that cover a larger geography than the property itself.
- Recorded transactions are historical observations, not automatic valuations.
- Asking prices describe what sellers request, not what buyers paid.
- The report explains when the nearest available data is too broad to justify a confident comparison.
What this report does not do.
The Quick Check does not verify title, encumbrances, planning permission, structural condition or exact tax liability. Those require qualified professionals and property-specific documents.
- No legal or engineering inspection.
- No guarantee of investment performance or resale value.
- No substitution for a lawyer, notary or engineer.
When to choose the Full Report.
If you are serious about making an offer on one address, the Full Report adds the decision page, formal evidence hierarchy, wider risk checklist, buying-cost context and explicit methodology.
- Quick Check: exploration and first comparison.
- Full Report: deeper decision support for one property.
- Extended DD: professional human input for more complex situations, subject to service availability.
Questions buyers ask
Can I check more than one property?
Yes. Quick Check is designed as a separately purchased report for each candidate. It is not a subscription.
What if a property has no conventional street address?
Location coordinates or a map pin, municipality and basic property details are more important than a formatted street address.
Does it verify that the building is legal?
No. The report may flag questions worth raising, but property-specific legal and engineering verification is outside this product.
Know which property deserves a closer look.
Build your shortlist with independent evidence — and keep your legal and engineering checks with qualified professionals.