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Staycare is a property management company specializing in short-term rental properties in Greece. We provide complete support to property owners, handling everything from guest communication and booking coordination to cleaning, maintenance, pricing optimization and performance reporting. Our goal is to help owners achieve stronger results from their properties without dealing with the daily stress of managing a short-term rental. With reliable local partners, transparent communication and a personalized approach, we ensure that every property is professionally managed and every guest receives a high-quality experience. At Staycare, property owners can simply hand us the keys — and we coordinate the rest.
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Leoforos Dimokratias 49, 57013, Thessaloniki, United States
- +306940201436
- contact@staycare.gr
- staycare.gr
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