Property Inspection in Mykonos for Foreign Buyers
Why Mykonos Presents Specific Risks
Mykonos attracts some of the highest property prices in Greece. Premium asking prices do not reflect permit compliance or structural condition - and in a market driven by lifestyle and urgency, buyers frequently commit without independent technical verification.
Unauthorized constructions, coastal corrosion and undocumented extensions are common across all property types, from hillside villas to seafront estates.
What We Inspect in Mykonos
Structural condition with particular attention to coastal exposure and salt-driven material degradation. Building permit compliance cross-referenced against physical structure - critical in a market where properties have frequently been extended, converted or modified without updated permits.
Identification of unauthorized constructions, terraces, outbuildings and pool installations. MEP systems including electrical panels, water supply and drainage infrastructure. Remediation cost assessment delivered as part of the written report.
Common Issues Found in Mykonos Properties
Unauthorized additions are widespread - enclosed terraces, extended living areas and guest structures built without permits are routine findings. Seafront and hillside properties face accelerated corrosion of concrete, metalwork and window systems.
Many properties have changed hands multiple times without permit documentation being updated, creating compounding compliance exposure for the current buyer.
Inspection Coverage - Mykonos
We cover all areas of Mykonos including Mykonos Town, Ornos, Psarou, Kalafatis, Elia and rural inland properties.
Remote coordination - on-site execution.
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Independent written report before you commit. No obligation to discuss scope and fee