Investment Sectors
Each sleeve has its own thesis, target characteristics, risk profile, preferred transaction structures and exit routes. No live transactions or completed deals are represented.
Athens, Thessaloniki and selected regional centres hold a deep stock of underutilised city-centre buildings whose current use no longer reflects demand. Repositioning this stock — rather than competing for prime stabilised assets — is where basis, planning skill and execution create value.
Greek tourism has extended its season, broadened its source markets and moved upmarket. Institutional-quality hospitality supply has not kept pace, particularly in the branded, serviced and wellness-led segments.
Greek housing is overwhelmingly fragmented and privately held. Professionally managed rental, student and senior living platforms remain scarce relative to demonstrated household and student demand.
Coastal and island assets carry the strongest international demand and the highest execution complexity. Selectivity, permitting discipline and environmental sensitivity define outcomes.
Protected buildings and historic estates are frequently trapped between restoration cost and restricted use. Patient capital with heritage-competent design and legal capability can unlock uses that are both commercially viable and culturally respectful.
Bank-owned portfolios, servicer disposals and developers requiring recapitalisation create entry points at a basis that is not available in single-asset competitive processes.