- Supply of short-term rentals in Greece rose 4.9% in August 2025.
- Demand increased by 5.2%, but occupancy dipped slightly by 0.5%.
- Average daily rate (ADR) stood at €201, with occupancy at 70% for summer.
Greece’s short-term rental market kept expanding this August, with new listings once again outpacing demand. According to data from AirDNA, supply rose by 4.9% compared with last year, while demand grew by 5.2%. The imbalance was enough to nudge occupancy down by 0.5% and bring prices a little lower.
For the summer season as a whole, June through August, the average daily rate across Greece was €201, while occupancy held at a robust 70%.
The Athens market tells its own story. In August, listings surged by 11%, while demand rose by 5%. Over the three-month peak period, overnight stays in Attica increased 6.4%, supply grew 5.2%, and occupancy gained 0.6%.
For visitors, the numbers translate into more choice at steadier prices. With listings growing faster than demand, travelers may find it easier to secure short-term rentals in popular neighborhoods and islands without the last-minute price spikes seen in previous summers. Athens, in particular, continues to show healthy occupancy, meaning central apartments remain competitive but still available if booked in advance.
