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Bank of Greece Releases Rates Amid Review of Greek Housing Concession Agreements

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The Bank of Greece released average interest rates on November 11, 2026, while the Parliament reviewed concession agreements in Greece. Separately, a Property Acquisition and Leaseback Agency is expected to receive a €100 million contribution from Greece’s systemic banks, paving the way for a new program to help vulnerable borrowers.

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The agency will purchase primary residences of vulnerable debtors, generally paying 70% of the market value, and lease them back to the household for 12 years with a state subsidy. This initiative is intended to provide a lifeline to homeowners at risk of losing their residences in Greece.

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  • GreeceThe country where the housing acquisition and leaseback program is being implemented.
  • Bank of GreeceThe central economic authority that published average interest rates.
  • parliamentThe legislative body reviewing the concession agreements.

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