ASPIS Real Estate: The new hotspot of modern real estate
The owner of ASPIS Real Estate South & Economist, Konstantinos Alexiou, describes the company's fourth state-of-the-art office, the dynamic development of the southern suburbs and the new era of modern real estate.
With its new office in the heart of the Athens Riviera, ASPIS Real Estate, the largest Greek real estate chain, provides premium services, specialized market research and comprehensive investment guidance, creating a new hotspot for investors, entrepreneurs and clients.
We expanded our presence with our fourth Office, ASPIS Real Estate of Elliniko-Argyroupolis, in a state-of-the-art bioclimatic building that constitutes a modern “Productivity and Development Hub”, hosting modern infrastructure that combines innovation, sustainability and functionality.
It is an innovative P.R.Real Estate concept aimed at synergies between Greek and multinational companies as well as the creation of a community of clientele that will be served by our specialized internal and external partners. With premium services and a comprehensive business plan, we will be providing specialized market research and strategic guidance to investors and developers for their secure and effective activation in real estate in Greece.
Our office operates on a 24-hour basis, all year round, responding to the demands of a market that is evolving dynamically, especially after the major investment of The Ellinikon, which is creating a new city of 60,000 inhabitants with exquisite needs requiring a more modern and comprehensive approach by real estate professionals.
In the southern suburbs of Athens, where the development of the Athens Riviera continues to attract investment and a new, international, highly mobile audience, two categories of real estate products stand out and are growing rapidly. On the one hand, there are serviced apartments: fully furnished apartments with hotel services, aimed at executives, digital nomads and professionals looking for flexible and quality accommodation. On the other hand, flexible workspaces, with modern coworking and serviced office spaces, meet the needs of startups, freelancers and companies investing in flexibility, functionality and reduced establishment costs. In fact, the flexible workspace market is estimated to grow by 600% by 2030.
Behind every development philosophy, however, lies a deeper understanding of the role of real estate in modern society. Businesses have no real meaning without a social dimension. The basic human needs are health, food and shelter, and real estate is related to one of the most fundamental needs, that of housing, both at a residential and a professional level. For this reason, our work must have a substantial social and human dimension. We do not operate simply as a company for business and profit, but we also perform a vocation, aiming to offer real value to people and the society as a whole.
Published in “White Paper: The Greater Riviera”, NouPou Media’s special edition spotlighting the future of coastal Attica.