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Property value in Housing Cooperative of Public Employees

Updated September 2026 · 12 months of market data

Over the last 12 months, the estimated value in Housing Cooperative of Public Employees is around €3,800–€4,400 per square metre, with a rising direction, while rents run around €9.0–€11.0 per m² a month. The range is deliberately area-level; the precise value depends on floor, condition, and street.

Estimated value

€3,800–€4,400 /m²

Rent

€9.0–€11.0 /m²·mo

Gross yield

~3%

Direction

rising

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Estimated value

€4,050–€4,550 /m²

Rent potential

€9.5–€11.0 /m²·mo

Gross yield ~3%

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Housing Cooperative of Public Employees€3,800–€4,400 /m²
Municipality of Saronikos€3,050–€3,500 /m²

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What is property worth in Housing Cooperative of Public Employees?
The estimated value in Housing Cooperative of Public Employees is around €3,800–€4,400 per square metre, based on recorded transactions and current asking prices over the last 12 months.
How much rent can a property in Housing Cooperative of Public Employees achieve?
Rents in Housing Cooperative of Public Employees run around €9.0–€11.0 per square metre a month, an indicative gross yield of about ~3%.
How is property valued in Housing Cooperative of Public Employees?
Axias combines recorded transactions, local asking prices, and the property's specifics — floor, condition, and size — into a defensible value range.

Figures are indicative, at area level, and intended to support decisions. They are not a certified appraisal.

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