In pro-Palestine hub of Athens, Israeli buyers increase local resentment
- Athens, Greece – Tonia Katerini, a 69-year-old architect, leaned into her computer, scrolling through the property contracts that she said are remaking her neighbourhood.
- Across Exarchia, the Athens district long known for its radical left-wing politics, flats are being bought up and turned into short-term rentals, pushing out the people who live there.
- For months, Katerini and a group of neighbours have been digitally mapping foreign purchases using public records, marking them with red dots.
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- Athens, Greece – Tonia Katerini, a 69-year-old architect, leaned into her computer, scrolling through the property contracts that she said are remaking her neighbourhood.
- Across Exarchia, the Athens district long known for its radical left-wing politics, flats are being bought up and turned into short-term rentals, pushing out the people who live there.
- For months, Katerini and a group of neighbours have been digitally mapping foreign purchases using public records, marking them with red dots.
Sources: Al Jazeera