Greek Income Property Market Booms in H1 2025 With €1 Billion Deals
The Greek income property market has seen a significant boost in the first half of this year, with investment deals totalling €1 billion. One of the largest private transactions in the hospitality sector involved the acquisition of the Asteras Vouliagmenis hotel complex by a prominent shipowner, George Prokopiou.
The €1 billion mark in investment deals is a notable achievement, setting the stage for an even more robust second half of the year. Experts predict that the total deals for 2025 will reach around €2 billion, mirroring the performance of the past two years.
The sale of the Asteras Vouliagmenis hotel complex, located in southern Attica, was one of the most substantial transactions in recent years. Although the identity of the investor who purchased the complex remains unknown, the deal is a testament to the growing interest in the Greek hospitality sector.
The Greek income property market is thriving, with €1 billion in investment deals in the first half of the year. The acquisition of the Asteras Vouliagmenis hotel complex, one of the largest private transactions in the sector, signals a promising future for the Greek hospitality industry. With projections indicating a €2 billion total for 2025, the market is expected to maintain its momentum.
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