| Αγγελία / angelia | Classified |
| Πώληση / polissi | Sale |
| Ενοικίαση / enoikiassi | Renting |
| Αγορά / agora | Market |
| Ακίνητο / akinito | Estate |
| Οικόπεδο / oikopedo Land | Land |
| Κατοικία / katoikia | Residence |
| Μονοκατοικία / monokatoikia | One-family house |
| Διαμέρισμα / diamerisma | Apartment |
| Γκαρσονιέρα / gkarsoniera | Studio flat |
| Σπίτι / spiti | House/Home |
| Μπάνιο / banio | Bathroom |
| Λουτρό / loutro | Bathroom with shower |
| Υπνοδωμάτιο / ypnodomatio | Bedroom |
| Σαλόνι / saloni | Living room |
| Καθιστικό kathistiko | Living room |
| Τραπεζαρία / trapezaria | Dining room |
| Γραφείο / grafeio | Office |
| Κήπος kipos / Garden | Garden |
| Μπαλκόνι / balkoni | Balcony |
| Κοινόχρηστα koinochrista Building charges | Building charges |
| Πλησίον μετρό / plission metro | Close to the metro |
Mortgages:
A bank in another EU country will make a commercial decision on whether or not to accept your mortgage application, on the basis of the risk profile of the proposed loan.
Banks may not discriminate against any EU citizens on grounds of nationality. However, your country of residence or the location of the property to be mortgaged can often make it difficult to obtain a mortgage.
Banks frequently refuse to grant mortgages for properties located in another country, or to people whose source of income or place of residence is not in the country where the bank is established.
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