From Larissa to Karditsa, and from Xanthi to Caesariani, Premia expands dynamically the portfolio student housingwith the aim of providing housing solutions to areas traditionally deprived of corresponding infrastructure. It already has 600 student rooms, with a look at 900 to 2026.
Only in the coming months, the Premia Properties is planning to deliver new units to Volos (50 apartments), Larissa (58 rooms) and Xanthi (43 rooms), while its portfolio is included in Karditsa, Kos, Kos, Rhodes, and mainly in Patras, where 140 is forecast. Kaisariani, with the conversion of a central property into a 120 -seat student residence, which will also have commercial uses on the ground floor.
As Premia President Elias Georgiadis points out, “Student housing is an investment with a social dimension and a high development footprint. Especially in regions, the needs are high, but the offer remains extremely limited. ” Performances for these investments range from 6.5% – 7.5%, while the average monthly rent in the new properties is between 500 and 550 euros.
New Chapters and Strategic Alliances
Premia’s multi -dimensional investment program It is now supported by powerful strategic partners. The € 40m share capital increase on Monday is the Antetokounbos family, the Sklavenitis family and businessman George Daskalakis, owner of Kaizen Gaming (Stoiximan / Betano). The three new shareholders acquire 7.5% of the company in total, sending a strong signal of confidence for its dynamics.
Giannis Antetokounbos invests 3.3m euros through his interest company, the Sklavenitis family of € 3m through ANIKA SA, while Mr Daskalakis reinforces the scheme with € 5m. At the same time, its Northern European partners continue to support the company: Sterner Stenhus with € 8m, Swedish investor Erik Selin with 12m euros and Norwegian hotelier Petter Stordalen with 6.5m euros.
“Premia is gaining new momentum. Our new shareholders bring not only capital, but experience, recognition and strategic perspective, “Mr. Georgiadis underlined during the presentation of the plan.
Investment in tourism – turn to steady revenue
Of the total of 120m euros of new investments, about 64 million will be channeled to the acquisition of a fully operating hotel of 270 rooms in Gran Canaria, Spain. The property, operating since 1972 by Nordic Leisure Travel Group (NLTG), generates an annual rent of € 4.65 million and is committed to a 20 -year lease. The calculated net performance reaches 7.3%.
This acquisition is part of the Premia strategy for expansion in the tourism sector. As the president of the company revealed, it is in the final stage and the acquisition of another hotel on a Greek island, without revealing more. In addition, the development of a new hotel complex in Rhodes, is planned on a beautiful area of Sunwing Kallithea Beach, acquired in 2023 by NLTG.