After starting the investment in Elliniko, which acts as a catalyst for the whole market real estatethe dynamics of construction and investment activity in Greece has changed radically. The inertia period that lasted a decade has given way to projects with high expectations and a significant financial impulse.
Starting on the side of Noval Propertythe company has undertaken one of the most ambitious urban redevelopment programs in Athens, in the former Piraeus Industrial Complex of 252. With the signing of the internationally renowned Foster + Partners architectural office and collaborating with leading scholars, the project aims to transform itself.
The Master Plan provides a total of 55,000 sq.m. Uses, where homes, offices, hotel, shops, cultural infrastructure and sports facilities combine harmoniously. The “cultural square” planned to be created there will act as a pole of attraction for both the local community and for visitors and investors, with the tradition planned for 2030.
Then η DKG Development It develops the “Piraeus Gate”, a large urban redevelopment in Piraeus, with an investment exceeding 250 million euros. The project includes the reconstruction or construction of 15 buildings with a total area of 105,000 sqm, with a focus on home and offices, as well as commercial spaces, while the creation of green, communal green spaces and underground parking spaces is given.
DKG’s philosophy focuses on the development of a “green” neighborhood, which will revitalize the area along Omiridou Skilitsis and Grigoriou Lambrakis streets, improving the quality of life of residents and highlighting the urban character of the area.
End, η Dimand It continues to expand its portfolio with significant investments that combine multi -dimensional uses and a high development depth. From the acquisition of two Reds flagship real estate – the seaside area of the former American base in Gournes Heraklion and the historic Kantza estate in Kantza – Dimand designs projects that emphasize tourism and multifunctionality.
In Heraklion, the work of Gournes, often called “Little Greek”, aspires to become a tourist destination with hotels, sports facilities and possible casino development, enhancing twelve months of tourism and local economy.
In Kantza, Kampa Estate offers opportunities for high -quality home development, offices, hotel and commercial spaces – but without large shopping malls due to saturation.
At the same time, the redevelopment of the former Aegean Textile in Lavrio, under the supervision of Dimand as a developer, is expected to bring about 500 new houses, as well as commercial uses, creating a coastal mixed integration of high aesthetics and functionality, with a total budget of more than 400 million euros.
The implementation of these investments highlights a new era for the real estate market in Greece, where the redevelopment and modernization of urban and coastal areas attract significant investment interest and create significant growth opportunities for the coming years.