Category: Permits & Regulations

The idea of adding one more floor to an existing building sounds simple: “we have a roof, we have space—why not do it?” In practice, however, a vertical extension is

Many property owners hear terms like “Eurocodes” or “KAN.EPE.” from their engineer without fully understanding what they actually mean—or whether they apply to their own property. In practice, however, these

Installing solar panels on a roof has become one of the most popular choices for homeowners who want to reduce their electricity bills, increase their energy independence, and make use

Most owners of older houses eventually ask themselves: “Is an energy upgrade worth it?” The answer is almost always yes – and not only because subsidies are available. An energy-efficient

The deadline for issuing the Building Identity Certificate for certain property categories is approaching. According to the Ministry of Environment and Energy, as of January 31, 2026, owners who have

The demolition and construction permit concerns property owners who wish to demolish an old building and construct a new, modern, and safe one in its place.These are two separate permits,

The countdown for the legalization of unauthorized constructions has already begun. According to Law 4495/2017, the deadline for the legalization of unauthorized constructions in Categories 1 to 4 officially expires

Building a house is one of the most important personal or family investments a person can make. It’s not only about the final result — a beautiful, functional, and safe

Renovating a house, and in general the idea of transforming an old property into a modern, comfortable space, is exciting. However, behind the appealing materials and design changes lies a

Construction activity in Greece is regulated by specific laws and procedures to ensure safety, legality, and protection of the built environment. Within this framework, the Small-Scale Building Permit is one of

When a property sale in Greece stalls, the problem is rarely the price—it’s the paperwork. Small inconsistencies in square meters, gaps in the Electronic Building Identity file, an expired Energy

The Building Identity Certificate (HTK) has now become an essential procedure for every property owner who wishes to proceed with a sale, legalization, or new building permit. It is essentially