Valuation, brokerage and training are not three different jobs. They are three sides of the same professional purpose: helping you decide about a property with a clear and honest picture in front of you.
Certified valuations under EVS 2025, prepared by a registered REV valuer. Reports that stand up in front of banks, courts and auditors.
EVS 2025 recognizes three basic valuation approaches: market, income and cost. Within them, I choose the method or methods that fit the property type, the available evidence and the purpose of the valuation.
Market approach
Income approach
Cost approach
Residual methods — drawing on all three approaches
Residual methods also apply to properties subject to a legal obligation to upgrade their energy performance (EVS 6) and to listed buildings due for restoration.
In complex cases, two methods are applied side by side, and the results are reconciled with documented professional judgment. Before any final conclusion, there is always the final check EVS requires: would a buyer actually pay this amount?
Representation in sales and purchases, with a clear process, a price based on evidence, and protection of your interests in every negotiation.
I do not act as a broker for every property. I take on only cases where I can add real value and guarantee that certain standards are kept:
For quick sales at a very low price. For properties where the owner has already fixed a price without any evidence behind it. Or for cases where the legal title is not clear.
I will say this in our first conversation, and I will point you to a colleague who is a better fit.
For brokers, valuers and other professionals in the industry who want to build their practice on standards, not on luck.
This is not motivational training. It is the methodical transfer of tools that work in the Greek market:
The courses are hosted on onlineacademy.gr — the training platform I built specifically for professionals in Greek real estate. We work at three levels: