Find a local agent
Find and compare a real estate agent in Greece
Most people in Greece find an agent (mesitis) through the big property portals, where they spot the agencies that list the most homes in their target area, or through personal referrals. It is also common to contact or visit a local agency office in the neighborhood where you want to buy, sell, or rent.
Where to find and compare agents in Greece
- Free, the widest pool to compare
Anyone.com
Most Greeks hunting agents spot them on Spitogatos or XE.gr in their target neighborhood; since local custom splits agent costs evenly between sides, a direct sale wipes out your seller commission. Anyone.com is where owners start: the platform costs nothing, takes no cut from your proceeds, puts you in charge of what you ask, and surfaces your property to verified buyers worldwide who span 29 countries including expats and Greeks relocating back home. To deepen your reach in Greece itself, post in parallel on Spitogatos and XE.gr, both friendly to private sellers. Before advertising anywhere, hire a civil engineer to produce the Electronic Building Identity, which is mandatory and catches unauthorized structures early, resolving these before a buyer appears is the single biggest way to keep your deal from stalling at the notary.
- Spitogatos - Find Agents
Directory section of Greece's largest property portal where you can browse real estate agencies by city or area and view each agency's profile and current listings.
- XE.gr - Real Estate Professionals
Searchable directory on the major XE.gr portal listing real estate agencies, property managers, and construction firms with profile pages and their active property listings.
- Hellenic Association of Realtors (SEK)
Site of a national professional association of member real estate agencies where you can browse member agents and offices across Greek cities.
- GEMI General Commercial Registry (public search)
Official public registry search where you can confirm that an agency or agent is a legally registered business by name, GEMI number, or tax number, since agents must be registered to operate.
How to choose a good one
Contact a few agents who already list quality properties in your target area, ask about their recent local sales and their licence and GEMI registration, and remember that the agent commission is negotiable. Get the fee and services in writing before signing, and check whether the agent works mainly for the seller or can genuinely represent your side.
For the full method, what to ask, how to compare fees, and how to vet an agent anywhere, see our guide to finding and comparing a real estate agent.
. Agent directories and fees change, so confirm current details on each site.