Greek Island Property for Sale — Ranked by Real Airbnb Net Yield
Every villa and apartment for sale across Crete, the Cyclades, the Dodecanese and the Ionian islands — refreshed daily and cross-checked against 43,000+ live Airbnb calendars. Every listing is ranked by realistic, after-tax net yield, so one glance covers the whole island market.
3,738
Active Listings
5.8%
Top-by-score net yield
Score ≥ 88 · market median 2.6%
74%
Occupancy
165
New This Week
The deepest, longest-season market — Chania, Rethymno and the south coast.
The Ionian headline — green-island villa demand from the UK and central Europe.
Top of the Greek rate card — peak-season luxury demand.
The rising Cycladic star — Naousa demand at sub-Mykonos entry prices.
Caldera-view premium — Greece’s highest nightly rates on a short season.
Family-beach Cyclades — value entry prices with solid summer volume.
Family-resort volume at value entry prices.
Drive-to Ionian — causeway access, sailing-and-beach demand.
Dodecanese volume — package-holiday demand plus a historic old town.
Quiet Ionian quality — Fiskardo and Assos boutique demand.
The Sporades hub — small, seasonal boat-and-beach market.
Corfu · Ionian Islands
Mykonos · Mykonos
Paros · Cyclades
Mykonos · Mykonos
Corfu · Ionian Islands
Santorini · Santorini
Every villa and apartment for sale across Crete, the Cyclades, the Dodecanese and the Ionian islands, refreshed daily — cross-checked against 43,000+ live Airbnb calendars so you see which ones actually earn. Nightly rates, season length and entry prices differ sharply island by island: pick the trade-off first, then the property. Ranked by realistic, after-tax net yield.
Yields shown are fully-managed net after Greek income tax, over the all-in acquisition cost (price + transfer tax + notary + legal + furnishing) — the Greek island median is 2.6% (9.0% gross on the asking price); the homes at or above BrixfoxScore 88 net 5.8%. If a listing promises double digits, question the assumptions.
Looking for a Greek island home that actually earns? This is where you need to be. No portal shows you both sides of the deal — we track what’s for sale AND what those homes really rent for.











Median after-tax net yield and median asking price per island, from the live for-sale catalogue. All freehold, EUR-priced; coordinates are approximate. Islands with fewer than 30 scored listings lead with their median rather than a cohort figure.






Registration is the gate to legal STR income in Greece — it determines whether projected yield is achievable at all.
Every short-term rental must be registered with the AADE (the Greek tax authority) and display its Property Registry number — the ΑΜΑ — on every platform listing. Registration is per property, filed online under the owner’s Greek tax number. From 2025 the rules tightened: a registration process with fees, minimum property standards, and a freeze on new registrations in the most saturated central-Athens districts. The islands remain far less constrained.
An ΑΜΑ does not transfer automatically — as the new owner you register the property under your own tax number. An existing ΑΜΑ on a listing is still a meaningful signal: the property already operates legally as a short-term rental. Where the agency discloses one, we surface it on the listing.
Before underwriting, confirm the property’s planning and building status supports tourist use, and check for any newer municipal restrictions with a Greek lawyer and accountant. Rules are evolving quickly.
Regulation overview only, current as of mid-2026 — not legal advice. Verify with a local lawyer before purchase.
Every listing gets scored against real rental data — so you can skip the guesswork.
We crawl the Greek islands’ for-sale market daily, syncing 3,738 verified villa and apartment listings into one clean database.
We overlay 43,000+ live Airbnb calendars to calculate actual occupancy, nightly rates and revenue around each listing.
Every listing gets ranked by after-tax net yield over the all-in cost, so you can instantly spot the best deals.
Real occupancy, nightly rates and RevPAR from live Airbnb calendars across Santorini, Mykonos, Crete, the Cyclades, the Dodecanese and the Ionian islands — the numbers behind every yield on this page, in euros.
22,667
Tracked Listings
45
Areas Covered
41%
Avg Occupancy
€231
Typical ADR
€94
RevPAR
Occupancy and ADR are observed from live Airbnb calendars across Apr 2026–Dec 2026 (22,667 listings active in that window), shown in euros. ADR reflects asking prices; upcoming months show booking pace to date and typically rise as the month approaches.
The deepest, longest-season island market — resorts, old towns and villas.
9 areas tracked
Corfu, Zakynthos, Kefalonia, Lefkada — green, value-led family demand.
6 areas tracked
Paros & Naxos — premium Cycladic demand a tier below Santorini/Mykonos.
13 areas tracked
Rhodes & Lindos — package-holiday volume with a historic core.
11 areas tracked
Caldera-view luxury — Spain’s highest ADRs meet a short, intense season.
2 areas tracked
Peak-season party-and-luxury demand at the top of the Greek rate card.
1 area tracked
Skiathos — small, seasonal, boat-and-beach demand.
3 areas tracked
Live Airbnb performance by area — occupancy and typical nightly rate (EUR) from tracked calendars, all property sizes blended.
| Area | Region | Listings | Occupancy | Typical ADR | Est. Monthly Revenue |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chania | Crete | 2,831 | 46% | €180 | €2,545 |
| Heraklion | Crete | 1,749 | 41% | €129 | €1,609 |
| Corfu | Ionian Islands | 1,729 | 40% | €181 | €2,197 |
| Santorini | Santorini | 1,445 | 40% | €250 | €3,042 |
| Rhodes | Dodecanese | 1,365 | 43% | €159 | €2,066 |
| Rethymno | Crete | 1,170 | 44% | €206 | €2,749 |
| Mykonos | Mykonos | 1,096 | 38% | €593 | €6,887 |
| Paros | Cyclades | 1,055 | 39% | €316 | €3,710 |
| Naxos | Cyclades | 884 | 41% | €211 | €2,652 |
| Zakynthos | Ionian Islands | 811 | 41% | €189 | €2,340 |
| Kefalonia | Ionian Islands | 663 | 39% | €175 | €2,077 |
| Lefkada | Ionian Islands | 587 | 36% | €202 | €2,202 |
| Oia | Santorini | 583 | 46% | €420 | €5,869 |
| Kissamos | Crete | 524 | 40% | €202 | €2,483 |
| Agios Nikolaos | Crete | 486 | 46% | €178 | €2,470 |
| Lindos | Dodecanese | 441 | 44% | €194 | €2,590 |
| Tinos | Cyclades | 431 | 31% | €185 | €1,751 |
| Kalymnos | Dodecanese | 421 | 39% | €110 | €1,317 |
| Syros | Cyclades | 406 | 31% | €208 | €1,934 |
| Kos Town | Dodecanese | 357 | 31% | €178 | €1,659 |
| Plakias | Crete | 320 | 43% | €186 | €2,425 |
| Ierapetra | Crete | 312 | 44% | €163 | €2,164 |
| Milos | Cyclades | 296 | 34% | €243 | €2,523 |
| Andros | Cyclades | 241 | 24% | €169 | €1,250 |
| Skopelos | Sporades | 228 | 38% | €183 | €2,123 |
| Skiathos | Sporades | 193 | 42% | €290 | €3,675 |
| Sitia | Crete | 190 | 34% | €111 | €1,146 |
| Sifnos | Cyclades | 172 | 36% | €290 | €3,171 |
| Elounda | Crete | 159 | 44% | €256 | €3,414 |
| Kardamena | Dodecanese | 157 | 33% | €138 | €1,393 |
| Ithaca | Ionian Islands | 156 | 39% | €186 | €2,231 |
| Karpathos | Dodecanese | 152 | 33% | €142 | €1,423 |
| Ios | Cyclades | 151 | 36% | €233 | €2,539 |
| Patmos | Dodecanese | 146 | 31% | €220 | €2,045 |
| Amorgos | Cyclades | 128 | 32% | €102 | €995 |
| Paxos | Ionian Islands | 116 | 28% | €214 | €1,827 |
| Leros | Dodecanese | 108 | 31% | €156 | €1,485 |
| Symi | Dodecanese | 91 | 35% | €152 | €1,629 |
| Serifos | Cyclades | 75 | 28% | €244 | €2,106 |
| Alonissos | Sporades | 71 | 32% | €172 | €1,685 |
| Astypalea | Dodecanese | 62 | 32% | €113 | €1,113 |
| Kastellorizo | Dodecanese | 35 | 39% | €276 | €3,256 |
| Folegandros | Cyclades | 30 | 37% | €185 | €2,075 |
| Koufonisia | Cyclades | 23 | 41% | €194 | €2,429 |
| Kea | Cyclades | 21 | 22% | €635 | €4,183 |
Calendar-observed occupancy per month. Upcoming months show bookings already on the calendar and fill further as dates approach.
Studio
40% occupancy
€116 per night
1,573 tracked
1 bedroom
40% occupancy
€124 per night
10,586 tracked
2 bedrooms
41% occupancy
€188 per night
6,100 tracked
3 bedrooms
41% occupancy
€321 per night
2,596 tracked
It depends on the trade-off. Santorini and Mykonos command the highest nightly rates in Greece but on a short, intense season; Crete offers the deepest market and the longest season; the Ionian islands (Corfu, Zakynthos, Kefalonia, Lefkada) trade lower entry prices for family-resort volume. The island cards on this page show live numbers for each.
Yes — every Greek short-term rental must be registered with the AADE (the tax authority) and display its Property Registry number (ΑΜΑ) on every listing. From 2025 Greece tightened registry rules and froze new registrations in the most saturated central-Athens districts; island markets are far less constrained, but always confirm current local rules with a Greek lawyer before underwriting. Where a for-sale listing already discloses an ΑΜΑ, we surface it.
True net: projected rental income minus realistic operating costs (management, utilities, insurance, income tax) over the all-in acquisition cost (price + transfer tax, notary, legal, furnishing). It is the number you actually keep as a non-resident, fully-managed owner — not gross-on-asking. Median Greek island net yield after tax sits around 2–3%, with the best buys reaching roughly 7%. If a listing promises double digits, question the assumptions.
Brixfox tracks 43,000+ live Airbnb availability calendars across the Greek islands and derives occupancy, ADR and net yield from observed bookings — the same engine behind our Bali, Portugal, Spain and Dubai markets. Real market data, not survey estimates.
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