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Rent this 1 bed apartment on ΤΑΥΦΕ in Μάρνη 22, 104 33 Athens
Studio Apt at Syntagma Sq Athens
ΤΑΥΦΕ, Μάρνη 22, 104 33 Athens, Greece
1 Bed
1 Bath
€2,372
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Rent this 2 bed apartment on Αχαρνών 284 in 104 46 Athens, Greece
Adelos Central City Apartment Acharnon In Athens
Αχαρνών 284, 104 46 Athens, Greece
2 Bed
1 Bath
50 m
€1,275
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Rent this 1 bed apartment on Δοϊράνης 72 in 113 63 Athens, Greece
Cosy Studio in Ano Kipseli-C2
Δοϊράνης 72, 113 63 Athens, Greece
1 Bed
1 Bath
43 m
€1,227
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Rent this 1 bed apartment on Κρέοντος 29 in 104 42 Athens, Greece
Stylish Loft 10` From Athen's Historical Centre
Κρέοντος 29, 104 42 Athens, Greece
1 Bed
1 Bath
75 m
€9,600
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Rent this 2 bed apartment on Γκυιλφόρδου 7 in 104 34 Athens, Greece
The Magnolia - Sophisticated residence
Γκυιλφόρδου 7, 104 34 Athens, Greece
2 Bed
3 Bath
160 m
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€3,188
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Rent this 2 bed apartment on Γραφίδα in Σπευσίππου, 132 45 Athens
Adelos Design Apartment In Kolonaki Athens
Γραφίδα, Σπευσίππου, 132 45 Athens, Greece
2 Bed
2 Bath
65 m
€1,313
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Rent this 1 bed apartment on Δοϊράνης 72 in 113 63 Athens, Greece
Cosy Frontage Modern apartment with balcony in Ano Kipseli
Δοϊράνης 72, 113 63 Athens, Greece
1 Bed
1 Bath
45 m
€2,100
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Rent this 2 bed apartment on Γαβριήλ Αναστασίου in 117 44 Athens, Greece
Areti Apartment Close To Akropolis
Γαβριήλ Αναστασίου, 117 44 Athens, Greece
2 Bed
1 Bath
55 m
€2,064
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Rent this 1 bed apartment on Ευρυτανίας 1 in 115 23 Athens, Greece
1 Bedroom Superior Apartment
Ευρυτανίας 1, 115 23 Athens, Greece
1 Bed
1 Bath
45 m
€2,250
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Rent this 3 bed house on Κύπρου 24 in 112 53 Athens, Greece
Luxury Villa Apartment in Cental Athens
Κύπρου 24, 112 53 Athens, Greece
3 Bed
1 Bath
125 m
€850
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Rent this 1 bed apartment on Αγίου Μελετίου 191 in 104 43 Athens, Greece
Whole 1 bedrooms apartment in Athina
Αγίου Μελετίου 191, 104 43 Athens, Greece
1 Bed
1 Bath
54 m
€470
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Rent this 0 bed apartment on 21ο & 127ο Νηπιαγωγεία Αθηνών in Αν. Γενναδίου, 114 74 Athens
Studio in Athina
21ο & 127ο Νηπιαγωγεία Αθηνών, Αν. Γενναδίου, 114 74 Athens, Greece
Studio
1 Bath
48 m
€750
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Rent this 1 bed apartment on Αλιτσης 2 in 104 33 Athens, Greece
Spiti Athena city center apt
Αλιτσης 2, 104 33 Athens, Greece
1 Bed
50 m
€330
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Rent this 0 bed house on Tomb of Unknown Soldier in Πλατεία Αγνώστου Στρατιώτου, 105 57 Athens
Store To Rent
Tomb of Unknown Soldier, Πλατεία Αγνώστου Στρατιώτου, 105 57 Athens, Greece
Studio
30 m
€920
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Rent this 1 bed apartment on Tomb of Unknown Soldier in Πλατεία Αγνώστου Στρατιώτου, 105 57 Athens
Apartment To Rent
Tomb of Unknown Soldier, Πλατεία Αγνώστου Στρατιώτου, 105 57 Athens, Greece
1 Bed
1 Bath
49 m
€750
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Rent this 2 bed apartment on Κηφισίας 4 in 115 21 Athens, Greece
Apartment To Rent
Κηφισίας 4, 115 21 Athens, Greece
2 Bed
1 Bath
105 m
€370
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Rent this 1 bed room on Κρήτης in 104 38 Athens, Greece
Rooms for rent inin Central Athens, Greece
Κρήτης, 104 38 Athens, Greece
1 Bed
€1,343
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Rent this 2 bed apartment on 29 E 6th at
2 Bedroom Near Medical District / City Center
29 E 6th at
2 Bed
1 Bath
€848
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Rent this 1 bed apartment on Athens in Dourgouti, ATTICA
Lovely Private Room - City Center
Athens, Dourgouti, ATTICA, GR
1 Bed
1 Bath
€2,750
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Rent this 3 bed apartment on 3ης Σεπτεμβρίου 79 in 104 34 Athens, Greece
Mint in Athens ( Tw2o)
3ης Σεπτεμβρίου 79, 104 34 Athens, Greece
3 Bed
110 m
€792
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Rent this 2 bed apartment on Inter nos in Ψαρών, 104 38 Athens
Nice apartment in center Athens
Inter nos, Ψαρών, 104 38 Athens, Greece
2 Bed
60 m
€1,225
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Rent this 1 bed apartment on Ευρυτανίας 7 in 115 23 Athens, Greece
1Bedroom Superior Apartment
Ευρυτανίας 7, 115 23 Athens, Greece
1 Bed
45 m
€2,000
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Rent this 1 bed apartment on Αγίου Ανδρέου in Athens, Greece
Sweet Suite #15 #18
Αγίου Ανδρέου, Athens, Greece
1 Bed
26 m

Athens

‘Athens is the new Berlin’ is the slogan that refers to the development of the progressive and creative community in this city. The local creative class representatives, along with the inspired expats, define the identity of this city with a fantastic history.

Athens Overview

While being the capital of Greece, Athens has less than a million residents as of today. The population of greater Athens is over 3 million people and growing. More and more expats are coming to this city, feeling that this is the best time to flood Athens and become a part of a growing society that will rebuild the economy of Greece. Yes, Greece is not having the best times in its history right now. While the financial crisis had a substantial negative impact on the country’s economy, Greece had already got through the toughest times. It may be the best time to move to Athens right now. Let us show you the benefits of this fantastic city.

Business & Economy

The current state of Greece’s economy cannot be called great. The business in the country is not going well, and some may even call it one of the poorest countries in Europe. However, the economy is recovering from the recent struggle, and the overall trend is good. This may be the best time to invest in property in Greece and benefit from the economic growth of this country later. Therefore, the Athens region may be your best bet for investment opportunities. Athens is considered a financial and transport hub of the country. The economy of Athens mostly benefits from tourists and sea resorts, seaports, etc. For example, Piraeus seaport is fundamental for the business and economic growth of Athens. The residents of the city are mostly employed in the service industry. It also has factories, mills, and production companies that extract and produce metal goods, machinery, chemicals, tobacco, textile, and petrol.

Landmarks

Living in Athens means seeing ancient landmarks like the Parthenon, Acropolis, Ancient Agora, and other famous monuments of Greece history. This creates a great bond between the local citizens and their homeplace. Athens has plenty of museums, old theaters, cinemas, and bars. The entertainment life of an average Athens resident is fun and exciting. When we talk about the attractions and entertainment venues, Athens can be called an easy-going city with a vibe of relaxation and fun. Since there are many tourists coming to Athens to see the landmarks, you’d have to find yourself an apartment that is located far from the most popular tourist attractions.

Transportation

When you live in Athens, you’ve got several options for transportation — metro, bus, train, tram, and car. The city metro system has three lines and covers the urban areas of the city. Stations are spotless; trains are tidy as well. An average one-way ticket will cost you less than 1 euro. Just like in Germany, you have to buy a ticket and validate it at the station. More than 300 bus lines cover the city and will take you wherever you may need to commute daily. Work, education, entertainment — Athens buses will take care of it. They also have electric buses, which means that Athens’s local government cares about the environment and progress. Trains in Athens serve more than 48 stations. They fill in the routes that are not covered by the buses and the metro system. Make sure you make the most out of the Athens trains. They will take you to the suburbs and closest cities. Since Athens has a poor road infrastructure, it’s more popular here to take a taxi rather than own or rent a car.

Finding Apartments for Rent in Athens

Before you start browsing available apartments in Athens, we want to let you know a few critical tips that may help you with that. Finding apartments in Athens, Greece, is easier if you do not use the brokers, real estate agents, and other types of intermediaries. You’ll have to deal with unauthorized and not-licensed brokers, which can be quite a headache. Both Greeks and foreigners can own Athens apartments for rent. Usually, foreigners rent out their places for short-term vacational purposes. Locals prefer to rent their homes long-term and enjoy the steady cash flow without the need for constant adjustments. We do not recommend apartment hunting in the regions close to the Albania border and other areas on the outskirts of Greece. Some of these areas will require you to get authorization to rent or buy a property. Summing things up, you should look for an apartment from a local landlord, avoid mediators, and aim for urban areas.

Neighborhoods of Athens

Koukaki

You’re looking at the well-tailored urban village right in the shadow of Acropolis. Since there are so many Airbnb apartments for short-term renting available in this district, it sparked a significant amount of interest from tourists and locals. Koukaki has a growing community that enjoys museums, art exhibitions, creative gatherings, bars, and other forms of entertainment. Since Koukaki is home to the National Museum of Contemporary Art, it helps this neighborhood to be distinguished among the other popular destinations to stay in Athens. It’s not just a residential district; it’s one of the hippest locations in the city where creative talents tend to have a good time.

Pangrati

Are you looking for a suburban feel and more of a hidden-away neighborhood? Pangarti apartments may be your best bet. This is, by all means, another hip spot for millennials and creative class representatives to hang out and settle. Pangarti is home to the oldest cinema, dozens of authentic cuisine facilities, bookstores, and vintage markets. Take a closer look at this district if you’re looking for a quiet place with an authentic ancient Athens vibe.

Ampelokipoi

The name of this district itself can be translated as ‘vineyards’ — that’s quite a good start, right? While being one of the central neighborhoods of Athens, Ampelokipoi offers both affordable and luxurious rentals. Some of the rent prices can scare you away, but if you take your time and look hard for a good deal — you’ll find one. Ampelokipoi apartments for rent will be a great choice for you if you prefer to live closer to the most popular attractions and have access to the most significant number of entertainment venues.

Kato Petralona

This is the area where most of the aspired musicians, theater actors, and creative personalities tend to settle down and rent a place. It is a quite popular neighborhood, so finding an apartment for rent in Kato Petralona can be a challenge. However, if you’re a fan of music gigs at the previously active factory or merely a sucker for the urban jungle — that’s the best neighborhood for you.

Neos Kosmos

One of the safest neighborhoods in Athens is located right here. You’re looking at Neos Kosmos — the south of the Athens historic center. This neighborhood has excellent daily commute options and perfect rentals available to lease for long-term renting. Found an apartment for rent in Neos Kosmos? This can be your best bet while looking for a safe and pedestrian-friendly area.

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