Greece's recently relaunched housing initiative, "My Home 2," has sparked a fresh wave of property price increases across the country, just weeks into 2025. The program, which provides subsidized loans to young buyers, appears to be exerting pressure on both prices and supply, continuing the trend established by the original "My Home" scheme introduced in 2023. According to data analysis by ReDataset, the analytics arm of Resolute Cepal Greece, asking prices for residential properties have risen across all regions since the beginning of the year. Nationwide, the average price per square meter for eligible properties under "My Home 2" rose by 1.8% during its first four months, slightly outpacing the 1.6% increase in the broader market. At the same time, the supply of eligible homes increased by 6.6%, again just below the 7.2% growth in overall housing supply. When compared to the original "My Home" program, the impact appears slightly...