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Just how weak are Greek property markets?

Details surrounding last week’s privatisation deal involving the International Broadcasting Centre in Athens suggest that the Greek commercial property market may be even weaker than agency figures imply. And, together with doubts over its future in the euro, with the Greek economy almost certainly heading for a sixth consecutive year of recession in 2013, we do not expect an improvement in the situation any time soon.

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