iinvest examines the findings of Sotheby’s International Realty’s 2025 Mid-Year Luxury Outlook, highlighting the resilience of prime property amid wider market volatility.
The report points to strong liquidity among high-net-worth buyers, with 88% paying cash for their latest purchase, alongside renewed cross-border demand and continued activity at the upper end of the market.
The feature also turns to Greece through Linamia (ex. Grand Estate) in Corfu, offered through Greece Sotheby’s International Realty for €6.4 million. Set across 710 sqm, the five-bedroom estate combines sea-facing interiors with a stone-built pool house, a hilltop terrace offering 360-degree island views and a separate one-bedroom apartment above the three-car garage.
The wider outlook also identifies wellness, energy independence and legacy planning among the factors increasingly influencing prime residential property, while Greece’s Golden Visa and non-dom framework continues to support its appeal to international buyers.
How this global outlook plays out in Greece is tracked in the Intelligence Hub's Corfu briefing.