Reviews about developers in Greece

Greece is an excellent country for real estate acquisition.

The country's permanent population is slightly over 10,500,000. The country shares borders with Turkey, Bulgaria, Albania, and North Macedonia. Greece has access to four seas: the Mediterranean, Aegean, Ionian, and the Sea of ​​Crete.

The largest cities of the Hellenic Republic are Athens, Thessaloniki, Patras, Piraeus, and Heraklion. The territory of the Hellenic Republic is divided into three components: mainland Greece, the Peloponnese peninsula, and numerous Aegean islands (Crete, Euboea, Lesbos, and others). The resort towns of Greece, the eastern part of the Peloponnese, and Central Greece have a Mediterranean climate. They have mild winters and hot, dry summers. The rest of the country has either a temperate or alpine climate.

Greece is a member of numerous international organizations: the European Union, the United Nations, the Council of Europe, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, and others. The country's economic prosperity is based on developed industries (including high-tech equipment production), agriculture, mechanical engineering, construction materials production, construction (approximately 10% of GDP), real estate, and tourism.

Tourism, according to various estimates, accounts for up to 20% of GDP. Total employment in the tourism industry is approximately 900,000 people. The country boasts numerous coastal resorts for beach lovers, as well as historical, cultural, and architectural landmarks remnants of ancient civilizations. Many history buffs come to Greece to see the Acropolis of Athens, the Parthenon, the Acropolis of Lindos, the Palace of Knossos, the Temple of Hephaestus, and many other world-famous sites.

Real estate development is an important part of the Hellenic Republic's economy.

How to buy real estate in Greece

Steps of purchasing real estate in Greece:

1. Selecting a property through a professional real estate agency or directly from the developer;
2. Verifying the property documents with a lawyer;
3. Paying a 10% deposit and signing a preliminary contract;
4. Executing the main notarized contract and registering it with the state real estate registry.

Real Estate Developers in Greece

Several hundred large construction companies operate in Greece, annually constructing new, modern residential and commercial properties, as well as important urban infrastructure projects. Among the major Greek developers, several reputable companies stand out, having long been operating in the Greek real estate market.

DKG Development is a Greek construction company founded in 2019. The developer not only constructs residential buildings but also designs, designs, and manages properties. The company is distinguished by its high quality of construction and finishing. Among the developer's most famous projects are Metaxourgeio Apartments (a residential complex in Athens), Piraeus Serviced Apartments (a project developed in collaboration with The Raise Projects), and Kolonaki Luxury Residences (a luxury residential complex in Athens).

Alpha Astika Akinita is a Greek developer headquartered in Athens, implementing projects throughout Greece and internationally. The developer strives to use modern, environmentally friendly materials and innovative technologies, such as smart home systems. Notable projects include The Edge in Kallithea (Athens), The Residences at The Ritz-Carlton in Athens, the luxury Vouliagmeni Apartments in the prestigious Vouliagmeni district, and Piraeus Tower Renovation.

Trastors REIC is a Greek developer specializing in premium commercial real estate. The company not only constructs but also maintains buildings. Popular projects include the Mavili Plaza office building in central Athens, offices on Kifissias Avenue, and the Piraeus Logistics Center.

Lamda Development is a real estate developer in Greece that builds large-scale residential and commercial projects. Among the company's notable projects are the reconstruction of the old Athens airport, Ellinikon, the Golden Hall shopping center in Athens, and the Flisvos Marina, a yacht marina with high-quality infrastructure.

How to Choose a Real Estate Developer in Greece for a Property Purchase

When choosing a real estate developer in Greece, it's important to check the following:

• Review the developer's successful projects;
• Find out the project delivery dates and terms of the purchase agreement;
• Read reviews from other buyers.

Greece consists of several island groups. The Ionian Islands are located in the Ionian Sea to the west of the country. The most popular island among tourists is Corfu, known for its tranquil atmosphere, excellent ecology, and unique, lush vegetation.

Corfu is one of the most luxurious Greek resorts, attracting businessmen, famous artists, and politicians from around the world. The island is 60 kilometers long and 30 kilometers wide, curved like a sickle. Corfu's coastline extends an impressive 217 kilometers. The island's hotels boast extensive, green spaces and are secluded.

The best beaches on Corfu are those at Agia Gordia, Korissi Lagoon, Agios Georgios, Kassiopi, Sidari, Roda, and Marathia. Corfu Old Town, founded in the 14th century, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. For those seeking nightlife, the island offers nightclubs such as Ekati, Esperides, and Corfu by Night.

In the northern Aegean Sea are the Northern Aegean Islands. The largest and most famous is the island of Lesbos. The island's capital is Mytilene, with two harbors. Vatera, approximately eight kilometers long, is considered the island's best beach. Petra Beach is considered family-friendly, and Molyvos Beach is one of the best in the north. In the west of the island is the Blue Flag resort of Skala Eressos. Among the historical and architectural landmarks of Lesbos are the Mytilene Fortress, the Church of Panagia Glykophilousa, and the Monastery of Archangel Michael. The Northern Sporades Islands are located off the eastern coast of the Hellenic Republic. The Cyclades Islands are located in the central Aegean Sea, with the smaller islands including Mykonos, one of the world's most fashionable resorts, and Santorini. Santorini's beaches often have black sand, due to the island's volcanic origins.

Mykonos is a popular vacation spot for world-famous celebrities, businessmen, and artists. Many villas have been built here for celebrities who spend their holidays on the island. The main resort area of ​​Mykonos is located in the calm south of the island. The most popular areas among foreign tourists are Agios Iannis, Ornos, Platis Gialos, and Paranga. Beaches include Elia Beach, Super Paradise Beach, and Patis Gialos. Among the historical attractions of Mykonos are the 18th-century Monastery of the Virgin Mary and the Church of Panagia Paraportiani.

In the southern Aegean Sea, off the coast of Turkey, lies the Dodecanese island group, also known as the Southern Sporades. The largest and most famous of the islands in this group is Rhodes, located approximately 18 kilometers west of the Turkish coast. The permanent population of Rhodes is approximately 130,000, with approximately 60,000 people residing in the island's capital, Rhodes Town. It is home to numerous historical, cultural, and architectural monuments dating back to the ancient and medieval periods, including the Temple of Athena and a medieval fortress in the north of the island. The island's 220-kilometer coastline offers water sports facilities for diving and windsurfing.

Greece's Tourist Attractions

The tourism industry is the main source of income for Rhodes. The tourist areas of Rhodes include the regions of Faliraki, Lindos, Archangelos, and Embona. Faliraki is widely known for its two-kilometer-long sandy beach with numerous water sports opportunities. Faliraki is also home to numerous nightclubs, attracting tourists seeking a vibrant nightlife. Rhodes' beaches can be divided into those on the Aegean coast and those on the Mediterranean. The latter are characterized by a sandy entrance and calm waters, while the Aegean beaches have a pebbly surface and frequent waves.

Another Dodecanese island that attracts tourists is Kos, located just four kilometers from the Turkish city of Bodrum. The island has a permanent population of approximately 30,000 residents and is also home to a significant variety of historical sites, including the Temple of Asclepeion. The island is suitable not only for history buffs but also for those who enjoy an active lifestyle, water sports, and tourists who prefer a relaxing beach holiday. There are numerous sandy beaches, as well as the main town pebble beach. The best locations for a beach holiday on Kos are Kamari and Kefalos, where the sea is calm and calm, and tourist infrastructure is well-developed. Near Kefalos is the beautiful Paradise Beach. In the southwest of Kos is the resort area of ​​Kardamena, with many hotels and beautiful beaches. For water sports enthusiasts, particularly windsurfing, the pebble beach of Psalidi is recommended. Ten kilometers from the town limits is Therma Beach with hot springs. The main historical and architectural landmarks of Kos are the ancient city of Palaio Pyli, the Roman Odeon, the Asclepius Hospital, and the castle of Animachia.

Crete is the largest island belonging to Greece. The island's population is an impressive 620,000. Its southern shores are washed by the Libyan Sea, its northern shores by the Sea of ​​Crete, and to the west lies the turbulent Ionian Sea. The island boasts numerous magnificent beaches with clear, turquoise waters, beautiful mountains, and several monasteries remnants of the Byzantine Empire. It is also home to the world-famous historical site of the Labyrinth of the Minotaur, as well as the palaces of Knossos and Phaistos. Crete has a well-developed tourist infrastructure with beaches, cafes and restaurants, shops, hotels, and water parks.

To handle the huge tourist influx, two international airports have been built on the island: one in Heraklion and the other in Chania. Crete is one of the main tourist destinations in the Hellenic Republic. This is facilitated by a mild subtropical climate, over 300 days of sunshine per year, and a coastline with incredible sandy beaches stretching for 1,000 kilometers. The season here lasts from mid-April to mid-November.

The central part of Crete, the Heraklion region, has seen the most development of tourist infrastructure. Three kilometers from Heraklion is the international airport, and along the northern coast are hotels, resorts, and two water parks. The Rethymno region is popular with families and is home to several quiet Greek villages: Rethymno, Bali, Panormo, Kavros, and Adele. This area boasts sixteen kilometers of magnificent, clean beaches. The greenest part of Crete is the Chania region, with the cities of Chania, Maleme, Platanias, and Georgioupolis. Another attractive region of Crete is the Lassithi region with its beautiful Mirabello Bay.

An important tourist destination in Greece is the Chalkidiki peninsula, located in the northwest Aegean Sea and with a coastline of approximately 550 kilometers. This location boasts the largest concentration of beaches awarded the EU Blue Flag, an award given for meeting high European standards of cleanliness and beach infrastructure development. The Halkidiki peninsula enjoys over 300 sunny days annually. It boasts a well-developed infrastructure, allowing tourists to enjoy active recreation, including sailing, golf, tennis, scuba diving, and yachting. One of the most popular destinations in Halkidiki is the Kassandra Peninsula, approximately fifteen kilometers wide and fifty kilometers long. Kassandra offers a wealth of entertainment for young people and a vibrant nightlife. The most popular resorts here are Eriopigou, Hanioti, and Kallithea. The areas of Nea and Sani are ideal for family vacations.

Another important part of the Halkidiki peninsula is Sithonia. It boasts numerous uncrowded, clean beaches, cozy bays, and beautiful harbors. The main tourist town of Sithonia is Neos Marmaras, with two beach areas: Paradisos and Neos Marmaras. Other important resorts include Marathias, Azapiko, Tristinika, Kriaritsi, and Karakas. The sandy shore of Porto Koufo Bay is ideal for families.

The Athos Peninsula is an important part of the Halkidiki Peninsula. The closest resort town to Athos is Ouranoupolis. Important historical landmarks include the Frankish Castle and the 14th-century Byzantine Tower. The town of Stagira, the birthplace of the philosopher Aristotle, is located on Mount Athos.

To make a choice when buying real estate in Greece, you can check out the rating of real estate agencies. And if you are interested in a specific location, check out the projects of real estate developers in Athens.