Athens, Greece
Greece's Hellenic Cadastre (Ktimatologio) records every owner, but by law certificates go only to someone with a legal interest, so Athens' owners are named here from stock-exchange filings, privatisation-fund pages and company reports rather than the register.
12 buildings · 9 with an owner established · 28 sources · 8 tier A · 4 tier B · prepared 2026-10-20
Can you find out who owns it?
Greece's title record is the Hellenic Cadastre (Ellinikó Ktimatológio), which has replaced the old mortgage-registry (Ypothikofylakeia) deed books across Athens. Each property has a national code (KAEK) and a cadastral sheet naming its right-holders. Law 2664/1998 (art. 22) obliges the cadastral offices to issue certificates and copies to 'any person who has a legal interest' (έννομο συμφέρον) and pays the fee; art. 21 subjects all access to the personal-data law. Online, owners see only their own properties via Taxisnet, and remote search of the register is reserved to notaries, lawyers, engineers and bailiffs. A certificate costs EUR 9.50. There is no open owner file and no public price-per-sale record.
Is ownership public?Only for those who can prove a legitimate interest
Cost of one title searchEUR 9.50 per certificate or copy of a cadastral sheet (+EUR 4.50 per extra section or sheet); EUR 15 per cadastral-diagram extract (Hellenic Cadastre fee table)
Bulk ownership dataNone published
Sale pricesAggregates only — no individual sales
Sites that forbid taking their data
- www.lamdadev.com — “The Users have access and make use of the Website exclusively for personal, informative and non-commercial purposes. ... The reproduction of the Website for commercial purposes, non-personal use ... without license is prohibited.”
- athens.euronext.com (Euronext Athens / athexgroup.gr) — “You may not ... Use bots or other automated methods to access the Webpages and the Content ... Develop, support or use software, devices, scripts, robots or any other means or processes (including crawlers ...) to scrape the Webpages or otherwise copy the Content”
- www.theacropolismuseum.gr — “Any storage, reproduction, republication, transmission or distribution of any part of the content of the 'website' for commercial reasons or for any other use which does not fall within the scope of paragraph 2 is strictly forbidden.”
- www.cnn.gr — “κανένα εξ αυτών δύναται να αποτελέσει εν όλω ή εν μέρει αντικείμενο πώλησης, αντιγραφής, τροποποίησης, αναπαραγωγής, αναδημοσίευσης ... ή να διανεμηθεί με οποιονδήποτε τρόπο (no part may be sold, copied, modified, reproduced, republished or distributed in any way)”
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The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The Ellinikon (former Hellinikon airport and Agios Kosmas coastal front) Former Ellinikon airport, Municipalities of Hellinikon-Argyroupoli, Alimos and Glyfada (outside the Municipality of Athens) 6,200,000 m² land (620 ha); 2.7M m² gross buildable area |
Mixed use | HELLINIKON S.M.S.A., held through HELLINIKON GLOBAL I S.A., a subsidiary of LAMDA Development S.A. Growthfund (ex-HRADF): 'The financial closing of the Hellinikon transaction took place on 25 June 2021, between HRADF and HELLINIKON GLOBAL I S.A., a subsidiary of Lamda Development ... HRADF received the amount of €300 million as the first instalment of the total €915 million fee'; site 6,200,000 m², in Hellinikon-Argyroupoli, Alimos and Glyfada — not the Municipality of Athens. LAMDA's 2025 annual report (s6) carries 'Consideration payable for the acquisition of HELLINIKON S.M.S.A.' of EUR 392.7m and books The Ellinikon at EUR 1,707m (31.12.2025). LAMDA's largest shareholder is Consolidated Lamda Holdings S.A., 44.8%. |
Public company | EUR EUR 915m 2021-06 Total fee for Hellinikon S.A. shares; EUR 300m first instalment paid at financial closing on 25 June 2021, rest in instalments A |
| The Mall Athens Andrea Papandreou 35, 15122 Marousi (outside the Municipality of Athens) 61,000 m² GLA; about 200 stores; 2,100 parking places |
Retail | LAMDA MALLS Group (LAMDA Development S.A.) LAMDA's portfolio page lists The Mall Athens (opened 2005, Marousi) with an appraised value of EUR 508m at 31.12.2024; the 2025 annual report lists it under 'LAMDA MALLS Group' at EUR 580m (31.12.2025, independent appraisal by Savills / Cushman & Wakefield), 61k m² GLA, 8m visitors and EUR 285m tenant sales in 2025. The report calls the four malls 'owned'. It does not state the exact percentage LAMDA holds in LAMDA MALLS or the deed-holding SPV, so no stake is given. Marousi is a separate municipality north of Athens. |
Public company | —A |
| Piraeus Port (Piraeus Port Authority concession) Port of Piraeus, Municipality of Piraeus (outside the Municipality of Athens) |
Industrial | Piraeus Port Authority S.A. (PPA) — concession holder; COSCO SHIPPING (Hong Kong) Co., Limited holds 67% of PPA COSCO 67%, HRADF 7.14%, free float 25.86% Growthfund (ex-HRADF): PPA 'has the exclusive right to use and develop the assets of the port of Piraeus until 2052' under a concession with the Greek State; the SPA with COSCO SHIPPING (Hong Kong) was signed 08.04.2016 for 67% 'for a consideration of €368,500,000'. The port land is State land on concession: PPA pays the State 3.5% of annual consolidated revenues (min. EUR 3.5m). 'PPA's ownership structure today is: COSCO 67%, HRADF 7.14%, investing audience (free float) 25.86%.' Piraeus is its own municipality, outside Athens. |
Public company | EUR EUR 368.5m 2016-08 For 67% of PPA shares: 51% for EUR 280.5m on 10.08.2016, 16% for EUR 88m on 6.10.2021; 100% valued at EUR 550m A |
| Athens International Airport 'Eleftherios Venizelos' Spata, East Attica (outside the Municipality of Athens) |
Civic | Athens International Airport S.A. (concession to 2046 from the Greek State) Growthfund 25.6% (76,499,999 voting shares) per its current subsidiary page; pre-IPO split per its project page: HRADF 30%, Growthfund 25%, AviAlliance GmbH 26.7%, AviAlliance Capital GmbH 13.3%, a private shareholder 5% Growthfund: AIA was set up in 1996 under the 'Airport Development Agreement', extended in Feb 2019 'until 2046'. Pre-IPO it listed shareholders as HRADF 30%, Growthfund 25%, AviAlliance GmbH 26.7%, AviAlliance Capital GmbH 13.3% and a family holding 5%; the 2024 Athens Exchange listing sold HRADF's 30% (90,000,000 shares). Growthfund's current subsidiary page (s20) gives its own stake as 25.6% and describes 'the exclusive right to possess and use the property'. The land stays the State's. The rest of the post-IPO register could not be read: aia.gr is behind Cloudflare and Euronext Athens bars bots. |
Public company | —B |
| Golden Hall (former International Broadcasting Centre) Kifissias Avenue 37A, Marousi (OAKA Olympic complex; outside the Municipality of Athens) approx. 152,000 m² building on a 68,000 m² plot; Golden Hall 50.1k m² GLA |
Retail | LAMDA DOMI S.A. (LAMDA Development) — 90-year usufruct; HRADF retains bare ownership Growthfund (ex-HRADF): 'On 5.2.2013 HRADF signed Deed No 56,183 establishing the Usufruct on a Right with the preferred investor LAMDA DOMI S.A. ... granted for 90 years ... HRADF retains the "bare ownership" of the right. ... LAMDA DOMI S.A. paid the Initial Financial Consideration of €81,000,000.' Built 2003–04 for the Olympics, part converted to Golden Hall in 2007–08. LAMDA's 2025 report values Golden Hall at EUR 366m (31.12.2025). |
Public company | EUR EUR 81m 2013-02 Initial Financial Consideration for a 90-year usufruct from 5 Feb 2013, plus an additional consideration tied to Greece's credit rating A |
| Hotel Grande Bretagne and King George (Syntagma Square) Syntagma Square, corner of Vasileos Georgiou A' and Panepistimiou, Athens (King George adjoins) |
Hotel | Lampsa Hellenic Hotels S.A. (ΛΑΜΨΑ Ελληνικαί Ξενοδοχεία) Lampsa's FY2025 statements: the company, 'distinctive title "Grande Bretagne Hotel"', has as its principal activity 'the operation and management of luxury hotels under its ownership and control, including ... the historic hotels "Grande Bretagne" and "King George" in Athens'. The parent company (these two hotels) carries Land and Buildings at EUR 87.7m net book value (31.12.2025, at cost since 2005), and Group property is 'burdened with liens amounting to € 90.121 k'. Major shareholders named: NAMSOS ENTERPRISES COMPANY LTD and DRYNA ENTERPRISES COMPANY LTD, which have 4,392,496 shares pledged to Eurobank. Operated as Luxury Collection (Marriott) hotels. No purchase price is stated. |
Public company | —A |
| Conrad Athens The Ilisian (former Hilton Athens) 46 Vasilissis Sofias Avenue, Athens |
Mixed use | Ionian Hotel Enterprises S.A. (Ionian Hotels) TEMES S.A. 51%, The Olayan Group 49% (as Wikipedia states from 2019) Wikipedia: 'In 2016, Ionian Hotels, the company owning the hotel, was sold by Alpha Bank, which had foreclosed on the property. The Greek TEMES S.A. hotel organization and the Turkish-based Dogus Group partnered 50/50 to buy the hotel for €76.1 million. In 2019, TEMES bought a controlling interest ... raising their stake to 51%, while ... The Olayan Group bought out the remaining 49%.' Closed 31 Jan 2022; reopened 23 Apr 2026 as The Ilisian — a 278-room Conrad (Hilton) plus branded residences on the top floors, which may now be sold off unit by unit. Tier B: the deal facts come through Wikipedia's citations (Navinvestgreece, Kathimerini), not a filing opened here. |
Private company | EUR EUR 76.1m 2016-10 Ionian Hotels bought from Alpha Bank (which had foreclosed) by TEMES and Dogus Group 50/50, per Wikipedia citing Navinvestgreece, 27 Oct 2016 B |
| Athens Tower (Pyrgos Athinon) 1 and 2 2-4 Mesogeion Avenue, Ampelokipoi, Athens |
Office | Not established the jurisdiction does not disclose owners Wikipedia: Tower 1 has 28 floors (Tower 2, 15), built 1968–71 on the 2-4 Mesogeion site; the tallest building in Greece. The towers are held floor by floor (horizontal properties), not by one owner. Search results show BriQ Properties REIC selling floors 12–13 of Building A (1,406 m²) for EUR 4.23m in March 2025 and Intercontinental International REIC buying a 703 m² floor for EUR 0.7m. Both were Euronext Athens filings, and Euronext Athens' terms forbid bots, so neither was opened. The prompt's guess of Dimand could not be confirmed: Dimand's FY2025 annual report (s19) never mentions the tower. The Cadastre names floor owners only to someone with a legal interest. |
Not established | —A |
| Acropolis Museum Dionysiou Areopagitou 15, Makryianni, 117 42 Athens 23,000 m² site; 14,000 m² exhibition space |
Institutional | Hellenic Republic — Ministry of Culture (the Museum is a public body) The Museum's own building page (s16): 'Full site area: 23,000 square meters; Exhibition space: 14,000 square meters'; three main levels; general contractor Aktor S.A.; about 300 m southeast of the Parthenon. Its board includes the Ministry of Culture's Director-General of Antiquities. Wikipedia's infobox gives 'Owner: Hellenic Ministry of Culture'. The Museum's own pages do not state the legal title, so this is tier B. |
Government | —B |
| Acropolis of Athens (archaeological site) Acropolis hill, Athens |
Civic | Not established the source would not open The site is run by the Ministry of Culture's Ephorate of Antiquities of Athens City. No page opened for this record states who holds title to the hill: the Ministry's site portal (odysseus.culture.gr) did not respond, and Wikipedia's Acropolis article gives no owner. Greek law treats ancient monuments as State property, but no document read here says so for this site, so the owner is left blank rather than inferred. |
Not established | —B |
| Old Royal Palace — Hellenic Parliament (Vouli ton Ellinon) Syntagma Square / Vasilissis Amalias, Athens |
Civic | Not established the source would not open Wikipedia: built 1836–43 as the royal residence; 'the seat of the Parliament since 1929'. The Parliament also uses buildings on Vasilissis Amalias Avenue, at 4 Voulis Street, at 2 Mitropoleos Street and at 1A Sekeri Street, and part of the Arvanitis Mansion. Who holds title is not stated, and hellenicparliament.gr is Akamai-blocked (403), so the owner stays blank. Occupying a building as the State's legislature is not proof of title. |
Not established | —A |
| MINION (former department store), Building A Omonia Square, Municipality of Athens c. 560 m² plot; existing multi-storey building of c. 4,778 m² |
Mixed use | Dorou Residencies S.M.S.A. (subsidiary of Dimand S.A.) Dimand's FY2025 annual financial report: 'A plot of land with a total surface area of c. 560 sq.m. after the horizontal properties thereon of the existing multi-storey building of c. 4,778 sq.m. in the Municipality of Athens and specifically in Omonia Square, which is owned by the subsidiary Dorou Residencies S.M.S.A.. On 27.02.2025, the notarial deed for the establishment of the subsidiary Dorou Residencies S.M.S.A., the owner of Building A of «MINION», was signed in the context of the partial demerger plan of the company Alkanor S.M.S.A.' No purchase price is stated for this building. |
Public company | —A |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Athens publishes no assessed-value roll and no per-sale prices, so the most valuable ground cannot be ranked from a public record. What can be stated is the scale of the private register, which the Cadastre built for the Municipality of Athens only in 2019–2020, and the prices listed companies disclose for their own plots.
Owners and properties in the Municipality of Athens (cadastral survey)550,000 owners; 700,000 properties; 1,250,000 rights declared
CNN Greece, 9 Apr 2019, on the Cadastre's pre-posting for Athens: '550.000 ιδιοκτήτες που έχουν στην κατοχή τους 700.000 ακίνητα στον Δήμο της Αθήνας και έχουν δηλώσει 1.250.000 δικαιώματα το 2008'. A news figure, not a register extract.
The Ellinikon land plots, Feb 2026 saleEUR 41.5m; EUR 2,650 per buildable m²
LAMDA Development Annual Report 2025: binding offer accepted Feb 2026 for two plots in Urban Development Area 'A-U2' at 'an average price of €2,650 per buildable sqm'. Outside the Municipality of Athens (Hellinikon).
The Mall Athens, appraised valueEUR 580m (31.12.2025)
LAMDA Development Annual Report 2025, independent appraisal; Marousi, outside the Municipality of Athens.
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
Most public land in and around Athens sits with the State's holding vehicles under Growthfund (HCAP), which owns 100% of the Hellenic Public Properties Company (ETAD) and of GAIAOSE, the railway landlord. Each publishes a nationwide count, not an Athens one. The Municipality, the Church of Greece, the university, the armed forces and the banks publish no holdings figure that could be opened here.
| Name | Type | Holding as the body states it |
|---|---|---|
| Hellenic Public Properties Company (HPPC / ETAD, Εταιρεία Ακινήτων Δημοσίου) Growthfund: 'the largest company for the management and development of private real estate in the Greek State'; Growthfund holds 100% (123,620,000 voting shares). Its HQ is at Voulis 7, Athens. The count is nationwide. |
Government | 36,000 real-estate assets being registered and valued; over 2,800 leases and concessionsA |
| Growthfund – The National Fund of Greece (HCAP / Superfund; absorbed HRADF) Growthfund: set up 2016 with 'the Greek State as its Sole Shareholder'; EUR 12.3bn AUM in 2024; 23 subsidiaries and participations. Its real-estate page lists 'Approximately 60 assets nationwide' and keeps bare ownership of the IBC (Golden Hall) under a 90-year usufruct. |
Sovereign fund | EUR 12.3bn AUM (2024); about 60 real-estate assets in its development bookA |
| GAIAOSE (railway real estate; Hellenic Rail Estate) Growthfund (100% owner): 'Portfolio of 5,000 buildings and hundreds of land plots covering more than 100,000 stremmas', with rail stations in Athens and Piraeus among the 'flagship properties'. Nationwide figure. |
Government | 5,000 buildings; land plots over 100,000 stremmata (c. 10,000 ha)A |
| Hellenic Republic (Greek State) The State keeps the land under the two biggest Attica infrastructure concessions: AIA's agreement grants 'the exclusive right to possess and use the property' (s20), and PPA pays the State 3.5% of revenues for Piraeus (s9). |
Government | Grantor of the AIA (to 2046) and Piraeus port (to 2052) concessionsA |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
Greece publishes no league table of housebuilders, and Athens itself is built out: almost all new homes are small apartment blocks (polykatoikies) put up plot by plot under the antiparochi land-for-flats exchange, or are conversions. The big new supply is on the coast at The Ellinikon. The table below is put together from companies' own reports and is not an official ranking.
| Name | Type | As stated by the company |
|---|---|---|
| LAMDA Development S.A. (The Ellinikon) Annual Report 2025: 'Residential activity remains robust ... with 86% of the 671 units in the Little Athens neighborhood sold or reserved, while residential revenues reached €291 million during the year'; it also lists the 200 m Riviera Tower and The Cove Residences / Villas. Largest shareholder: Consolidated Lamda Holdings S.A., 44.8%. The site is in Hellinikon, outside the Municipality of Athens. |
Public company | 671 units in Little Athens, 85–86% sold or reserved; EUR 291m residential revenue in 2025A |
| Dimand S.A. FY2025 annual financial report: 8 projects 'with office, residential and hotel complexes, logistics facilities as well as mixed-use projects, with a total fair value of €172,305,892' and an estimated GDV at completion of EUR 964,348,452, with residential sale revenue of EUR 0 in 2025 (EUR 4.0m in 2024). Mostly a developer of offices; in central Athens it holds the MINION building at Omonia. |
Public company | 8 projects; fair value EUR 172.3m; GDV at completion EUR 964.3m (31.12.2025)A |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
The named commercial landlords of Athens are its listed real-estate investment companies (REICs, ΑΕΕΑΠ) and LAMDA, because their filings are the only owner records anyone can read free. Each figure covers the company's whole portfolio, much of it outside the Municipality of Athens, in Marousi, Kifisias Avenue and the logistics belt.
| Name | Type | As stated |
|---|---|---|
| PRODEA Investments S.A. Own site: 'the largest real estate investment company in Greece, listed on Euronext Athens ... total assets of approximately €2 bn', in hotels, logistics, green offices and selective residential, across Greece and Cyprus with some Italy. |
REIT | c. EUR 2.0bn AUM; EUR 1.05bn NAV; 1,269 hotel keysA |
| LAMDA MALLS Group (LAMDA Development S.A.) Annual Report 2025: The Mall Athens EUR 580m, Golden Hall EUR 366m, Mediterranean Cosmos EUR 254m, Designer Outlet Athens EUR 172m, Ellinikon Malls EUR 390m (31.12.2025). |
Public company | EUR 1,761m GAV; 179k m² GLA in operationA |
| Premia Properties REIC Own site (Greek): 79 properties under management, 580,000 m² gross building area, EUR 722m total investment value, WAULT 10.1 years. Majority bought by the Swedish property group Sterner Stenhus in July 2020; REIC licence April 2022. |
REIT | 79 properties; 580,000 m² GBA; EUR 722m investmentsA |
| Noval Property REIC RE+D Magazine, 30 Jul 2026: portfolio fair value EUR 706.9m at 30 June 2026, +2% on end-2025; NAV EUR 563.6m; total assets EUR 776.9m. Completing The Grid office complex and K199 on Kifisias Avenue, Marousi. |
REIT | EUR 706.9m portfolio fair value (30.06.2026)A |
| Dimand S.A. FY2025 report. In the Municipality of Athens: a c. 11,653 m² office building on a 2,082 m² plot owned by subsidiary Random S.M.S.A., fully let from June 2025, and MINION at Omonia (Dorou Residencies S.M.S.A.). |
Public company | EUR 172.3m fair value; EUR 964.3m GDV (31.12.2025)A |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- Athens Tower floor owners: BriQ Properties' March 2025 sale of floors 12–13 (EUR 4.23m) and Intercontinental International REIC's purchase of a 703 m² floor (EUR 0.7m) appear in Euronext Athens filings, which were not opened because Euronext Athens' terms forbid bots.
- Dimand as owner of Athens Tower (the brief's guess): not supported. Dimand's FY2025 report does not mention the tower.
- Trade Estates REIC (Fourlis group): no host for it answered (tradeestates.gr / trade-estates.gr connection failed), so no figure is given.
- Who holds AIA after its 2024 listing, beyond Growthfund's 25.6%: aia.gr is behind Cloudflare and the ATHEX filings are terms-barred.
- Holdings of the Municipality of Athens, the Church of Greece, the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, the Ministry of National Defence, the Bank of Greece and Piraeus Bank's repossessed (REO) stock: none publishes a figure that could be opened here (bankofgreece.gr is Akamai-blocked; the Church's site returned 404). No figure is given for any of them.
- Title to the Acropolis and to the Parliament building (Old Royal Palace): both are assumed to be the State's, but no page opened here states it.
- Ownership of The Mall Athens: LAMDA's report counts it among the four 'owned' malls of the LAMDA MALLS Group without giving the deed-holding SPV or the stake.
- Bank of Greece residential price indices, the only official Greek price series, could not be opened (Akamai), so transactionGranularity 'aggregate-only' rests on the Cadastre's own pages, which offer no price search.
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Sources
- Πιστοποιητικά που εκδίδει το Κτηματολογικό Γραφείο (certificates issued by the cadastral office, with fees) — Hellenic Cadastre (Ελληνικό Κτηματολόγιο) · openA
- Law 2664/1998, Εθνικό Κτηματολόγιο (ΦΕΚ Α' 275/3-12-1998), arts. 21–22 'Δημοσιότητα των κτηματολογικών στοιχείων' — Hellenic Cadastre (copy of the Government Gazette) · openA
- Πρόσβαση στα κτηματολογικά στοιχεία των ακινήτων μου (access to the cadastral data of my properties) — Hellenic Cadastre · registrationA
- Υπηρεσίες για Συμβολαιογράφους (services for notaries: remote search) — Hellenic Cadastre · registrationA
- Όροι Χρήσης (terms of use) — Hellenic Cadastre · openA
- Annual Report 2025 — LAMDA Development S.A. · openA
- The Mall Athens (portfolio page) — LAMDA Development S.A. · openA
- Former Airport at Hellinikon — Growthfund – The National Fund of Greece (HCAP; former HRADF) · openA
- Piraeus Port Authority S.A. (PPA) — Growthfund – The National Fund of Greece (HCAP; former HRADF) · openA
- Athens International Airport — Growthfund – The National Fund of Greece (HCAP; former HRADF) · openA
- International Broadcasting Center — Growthfund – The National Fund of Greece (HCAP; former HRADF) · openA
- Annual Separate and Consolidated Financial Statements 31.12.2025 — Lampsa Hellenic Hotels S.A. · openA
- Company — Lampsa Hellenic Hotels — Lampsa Hellenic Hotels S.A. · openA
- Conrad Athens The Ilisian (Hilton Athens) — Wikipedia · openB
- Acropolis Museum — Wikipedia · openB
- The Museum building — Acropolis Museum · openA
- Athens Towers — Wikipedia · openA
- Old Royal Palace — Wikipedia · openA
- Annual Financial Report 31.12.2025 — Dimand S.A. · openA
- Athens International Airport (subsidiaries & participations) — Growthfund – The National Fund of Greece · openA
- Hellenic Public Properties Company (HPPC / ETAD) — Growthfund – The National Fund of Greece · openA
- GAIAOSE — Growthfund – The National Fund of Greece · openA
- Growth Fund at a Glance — Growthfund – The National Fund of Greece · openA
- Real Estate Assets — Growthfund – The National Fund of Greece · openA
- Κτηματολόγιο: Ξεκινούν οι προαναρτήσεις για την Αθήνα (Cadastre: pre-posting begins for Athens), 9 Apr 2019 — CNN Greece · openA
- Noval Property expands portfolio value to €707M (30 Jul 2026) — RE+D Magazine (ered.gr) · openA
- PRODEA Investments — home / company overview — PRODEA Investments S.A. · openA
- Premia Properties — η Premia με μια ματιά (at a glance) — Premia Properties REIC · openA