The text translates to: "Israelis are massively buying local real estate."

The Greek real estate market has become an attractive destination for foreign investors, with Israel and China being the most dynamic countries. According to a study conducted by the real estate network RE/MAX Hellas, Greece's safe profile continues to attract investors, as 50% of buyers purchase property in the country for investment purposes. Approximately 22% of buyers do so for vacation, while another 20% buy for personal residence.

Israel ranks first among investors in the Greek market, followed by China and Germany. It is worth noting that many investors from Germany are of Greek descent.

As noted in the company's analysis, "in recent years, a large percentage of foreign buyers have chosen to purchase residential real estate in our country either for tourism purposes or for permanent residence after retirement." However, differences arise depending on the region of investment.

In particular, buyers from China dominate in Attica, followed by Israelis, as well as investors from France, Germany, and the United Kingdom. People from Middle Eastern countries such as the United Arab Emirates, Iran, Syria, and Turkey are also purchasing real estate in Greece.

In northern Greece, the "geography" of foreign real estate investors is different, as citizens of Germany, Bulgaria, Serbia, and Turkey hold the top positions. Accordingly, in the Ionian Islands, there is strong interest in purchasing from the British, Germans, and Dutch, while in Crete, most investments are made by people from Israel, Germany, the UK, and France. In southern Greece, the main countries of origin for investors are Israel, China, Germany, and Lebanon.