In his remarks, Mr. Dimtsas placed significant emphasis on the positive trajectory of the Greek economy, the strategic importance of the tourism sector, and the imperative for adaptability in response to evolving international challenges. He underscored that, despite the volatile global environment shaped by the imposition of new tariffs and a prevailing climate of uncertainty, the real estate sector continues to represent one of the most stable and attractive avenues for investment.

“Following the imposition of tariffs, it is exceedingly difficult to forecast future developments. Undoubtedly, a period of uncertainty and instability lies ahead. Nevertheless, we anticipate a capital inflow into Europe. Real estate serves as a safe haven for investors. Greece currently leads in terms of economic growth. It is essential that we closely monitor the unfolding situation and maintain a composed and measured stance,” he noted.

The discussion also featured the participation of Mr. Ioannis Ganos from Alpha Real Estate Management, Mr. Nikolaos Baziotis from Premia Properties, Mr. Socrates Baltas from ReDePlan Consultants, Mr. Dimitris Papoulis from Trade Estates, and Mr. Alexis Pipilis from PRODEA Investments, with the panel moderated by journalist Mrs. Mary Papakonstantinou of Real Group.