V - LADADIKA - 2nd - Sold Out

About the Area:
Adjacent to the COLORS Hotel on Volauritou Street — Thessaloniki’s nightlife hub, lined with clubs, pubs, and entertainment venues.
Just a five-minute walk from Aristotelous Square, private colleges, major hotels, the metro station, and Thessaloniki’s port.
Not simply a “good” neighborhood — this is Ladadika, the heart of the city’s nightlife and leisure scene.
Within walking distance of Thessaloniki’s largest universities, located right between the technological and academic campuses.
Formerly an industrial zone, now undergoing a transformation driven by municipal incentives for rezoning to residential, leisure, and tourism use.
Its prime location next to the future metro station and directly above Agantias Street (the city’s main thoroughfare) ensures excellent public transport connections and proximity to major hotels.

About the Project:

Conversion of 200 sqm of commercial space into 7 residential units.
Targeted for students, short-term rentals, and investors.
All apartments will be fully furnished and delivered turnkey.

Plans Available:

• Second floor layouts

• Third floor layouts

 

About Greece:

• Member of the Eurozone.

• Growing economy after recovery from crisis.

• Low taxes and capital gains tax exemptions.

• 33 million tourists annually (2018), regardless of economic conditions.

• Strong foreign investment.

• Real estate prices remain significantly lower than pre-crisis levels.

• Large-scale migration from rural areas to major cities.
   

About Thessaloniki:

• Lively nightlife — a young, vibrant city filled with cafes, clubs, and entertainment venues.

• Known as the student capital of the Balkans, with over five universities, private colleges, and branches of international institutions.

• Attracts over 130,000 students annually from across the Balkans, Cyprus, and Greece.

• Ongoing foreign investment in infrastructure: metro development, airport expansion (projected to serve over 9 million passengers annually), second-largest port in Greece, new electric railway line to Athens, and upgraded road networks.

• One of Greece’s cultural capitals — with over 1.3 million annual tourists, half from abroad.

• Investing in Thessaloniki means investing in global tourism, with year-round visitors.

• Real estate prices are on a steady upward trend.

• The city is surrounded by mountains, limiting outward expansion.

• Major corporations entering the job market: Cisco, Pfizer, Regus, Deloitte.