The Greek Public Properties Company (ETAD) has introduced new online facilities for the direct leasing of old coasts and coasts under their management by neighboring property owners and businesses, in line with the new law.
The Greek Public Properties Company, known as ETAD, has enhanced its digital platform to facilitate online applications for the direct leasing of old coastal areas and coasts managed by ETAD. This initiative aligns with Article 11 of Law 5092/2024, which allows neighboring property owners and businesses to apply for leasing these coastal areas. Moving forward, these applications for leasing will be exclusively submitted online through ETAD's official website.
In a bid to streamline procedures and reduce bureaucratic hurdles, the application process is aimed at simplifying access for interested parties. Users looking to explore the possibility of direct leasing are encouraged to visit ETAD's website for relevant information. The new system allows for a more efficient and transparent application process, which is crucial in managing public coastal resources effectively.
For the current year, applications must be submitted by April 30, 2026, indicating a clear deadline for stakeholders interested in leasing these coastal areas. This initiative not only promotes the use of technology in public service but also encourages engagement from local business owners in managing public lands, thereby potentially enhancing local economies.
