Athens, the country’s capital, Piraeus, Greece’s biggest port, and Thessaloniki, northern Greece’s administrative and financial centre, are three key locations for Greece’s economic activity.
Strategically positioned amongst Athens’ southern, and most affluent, suburbs, seaside Glyfada began developing its first commercial-district streets back in 1931, just years after being established as a swimming attraction. During the 1950s, the local business district’s nucleus was shifted to the area nowadays known as Kato Glyfada, the suburb’s seaside and busiest section. It attracts many visitors from neighboring areas, which has led to the emergence of numerous shops and entertainment venues. In addition, the local COLOSSEUM shopping centre, on seaside Poseidonos Street, is one of the country’s most historic shopping centres that has established itself as a major attraction for shoppers from all over the southern suburbs, adding to Glyfada’s overall commercial appeal.
In Thessaloniki, Kato Toumba is the southern section of the densely populated Toumba district. The area may have become well known nationwide as it is the home of PAOK football club, one of Greece’s biggest, but it also happens to be an area with plenty of commercial activity, generated by numerous dining and entertainment establishments, as well as a strong presence of retail shops. Also in Thessaloniki, Evosmos, or, more specifically, its Nea Politeia district, is another busy area that is regarded as one of the northern city’s most up-and-coming commercial attractions, which has led to a significant increase in demand for property.
Piraeus has shared an association with Athens since antiquity, serving as a pivotal port. Not surprisingly, Piraeus has been an industrial and commercial centre since the establishment of the modern Greek state, a status maintained to this very day. Piraeus also ranks as Europe’s biggest port in terms of passenger traffic. As a result, real estate investment activity in the wider Piraeus area has grown steadily, encouraged by relatively low prices.
doValue, through the real estate platform www.altamiraproperties.gr, is offering 4 commercial properties, respectively measuring 46, 192, 136 and 32 m2. They represent great investment opportunities for persons interested in establishing business interests at these advantageous locations.
46 m2 property in Glyfada*
This ground-floor shop, offering 46 m2 in floor space and built in 1985, is situated at the well-known COLOSSEUM shopping centre, in Glyfada’s most cosmopolitan section, making it a major attraction for thousands of shoppers from all the southern suburbs. The shopping centre is renowned for its brand-name shops. The area is well serviced in terms of transportation.
Property details
Address: Vasileos Georgiou A & Dousmani
Bidding starts at €107,000
192 m2 property in Kato Toumba, Thessaloniki*
This 191.7 m2 shop in the Kato Toumba area is comprised of a ground floor, loft and basement storage space. Its space functions as a unified entity courtesy of an elevator and interior staircase. Furthermore, it is located in an area displaying strong commercial activity.
Property details
Address: 118 Markou Botsari
Bidding starts at €246,627
136 m2 property in Evosmos, Thessaloniki*
A ground-level shop measuring 136.09 m2, it is located in Evosmos, at an advantageous corner spot in the Nea Politeia district, where commercial activity has grown steadily in recent years. The shop offers one space and a toilet.
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Property details
Address: 57 Nymfaiou, 4 Bournova & Almopias
Bidding starts at €104,303
32 m2 property in Piraeus*
A ground-level shop measuring 32.28 m2, it is located at the intersection of Aktis Poseidonos and Dimitriou Gounari Streets in Piraeus, at an area with steady commercial activity and rising demand for property. The shop also has a loft.
Property details
Address: 18 Akti Poseidonos
Bidding starts at €121,000
*Property being sold through mandatory public auction procedure. Uploaded to the related platform, eauction.gr
