Greek short-term rental prices and revenues rise despite supply and demand declines
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Updated · tornosnews.gr · Apr 21
Greek short-term rental prices and revenues rise despite supply and demand declines
9 articles · Updated · tornosnews.gr · Apr 21
In March, Greek short-term rental supply fell 4% year-on-year to 97,186 listings, while demand dropped 8.5%, yet average daily rates climbed 7.4% to €89.6 and RevPAR rose 3.2% to €46.6.
Stricter regulations in Greece and across Europe have slowed the entry of lower-priced properties, enabling existing operators to maintain strong pricing power despite weaker demand and lower occupancy rates.
While Europe overall saw supply growth and an 8.7% summer booking increase, Greek market momentum remains subdued, with travelers increasingly seeking budget options, shorter stays, and booking earlier to secure better prices.
Despite falling demand, why are short-term rental revenues in Greece and Europe climbing higher?
As new EU rules raise rental prices, are traditional hotels becoming the budget-friendly choice?
With Athens freezing new licenses, will 'overtourism' simply shift to other unregulated Greek islands?
How are rising airfares and geopolitical tensions shaping European summer travel plans in 2026?
Can small, independent hosts survive Europe's new wave of complex regulations and rising costs?
Will stricter rules return properties to the housing market or just professionalize the STR industry?