Investments

The Greek hotel sector saw deals exceeding 500 million euros during the October 2024 – January 2025 period.

With the start of the sub-concession, the “Philippos II” commercial port in Kavala is set to enter a new phase of development.

Astons highlights Greece’s top property markets, with some areas seeing price increases of up to 28% over the past year.

The Greek government is advancing efforts to modernize port infrastructure and enhance connectivity across the islands, ensuring sustainable and efficient development.

Greece’s asset development fund (HRADF) has initiated an international tender process to enhance cruise activity at three key ports.

Hines has begun construction on Apollo Hills, a luxury residential development in Voula, a popular suburb on the Athens Riviera.

Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo and his family, part of a private consortium, plan to transform the Village Shopping & More center near Piraeus into a cutting-edge sports and entertainment …

The preferred investor for Kalamata Airport’s 40-year concession has been announced.

Greece is planning transformative initiatives aimed at enhancing its image as a leading travel destination.

Mitsis Hotels is making significant strides in the Greek hospitality industry, with substantial investments aimed at upgrading and expanding its properties across key tourism destinations in the country.

A new draft tax law in Greece introduces alternative investment options for foreign nationals seeking a Golden Visa, including startup investments.

Fraport Greece plans to expand its investments in the airports of Santorini, Mykonos, Corfu, and Kos, to meet rising demand.

The prospects for trade and investment between Canada and Greece are immense, says Daniel Tisch.

Greece plans to domestically produce Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF) with state support to comply with European regulations.

Greek shipowner George Prokopiou is reportedly investing 300 million euros to acquire a 30% stake in the Astir Palace resort in Vouliagmeni on the Athenian Riviera.

The Greek real estate sector has expressed dissatisfaction with the recent changes made by the government to the country’s Golden Visa program.

Greece has regained a top position among investor preferences, according to Enterprise Greece.

A major tourism investment is set to be implemented in Greece by Hydra Rock, a development company of Greek shipping magnate Giannis Vardinogiannis.

A survey by Deloitte positions Athens among the 10 most attractive European cities for hotel investments in 2025.

One proposal was submitted in the tender process for the 40-year concession to manage Kalamata International Airport.