Athenia Partners

Two studios in Gazi, central Athens.

€135,000 and €145,000. Rebuilt from the wiring out, furnished down to the kitchenware, in a neighbourhood mid-gentrification. Below are the numbers we would want shown to us if we were the ones buying.

The sixty-second case

Gazi sits between Technopolis and Kerameikos metro station — an old industrial district that has been filling in with galleries, cafés and renovated housing stock, still priced below Athens's postcard neighbourhoods. These are the last two unsold units in a building at Ierofanton 3 that the developer has taken back to the shell: new plumbing, new electrical, new kitchens, new flooring.

The honest pitch is not a spectacular yield — it is a small, real, finished asset in a European capital at a price that does not require a committee: a foothold you can use yourself, or let long-term until you need it. One buyer could take both units in the same building for €280,000 — live in one, let the other.

The units

ApartmentFloorInteriorBalconyPrice
B3120.75 sqm5.25 sqm€135,000
C3220.75 sqm5.25 sqm€145,000

Same building, same footprint, delivered furnished. Both are subject to prior sale — write to us for current availability before you plan around either.

The numbers, honestly

The developer's brochure projects €600–785 a month in long-term rent — for the building's larger units. These two are the smallest in the building, so we discount: our estimate is €500–600 a month on a long-term tenancy, which pencils to roughly 5% gross before costs and taxes.

If a projection you are shown anywhere looks better than that, ask what size unit it belongs to and whether the letting model behind it is currently legal in central Athens. Those two questions dissolve most of the exciting numbers in this market.

Rental estimates are ours, extrapolated from the developer's figures for comparable units; we will happily walk you through the workings and the live listings we check them against.

Questions we would ask

Can I run it as an Airbnb?
Plan as if no. Central Athens has a freeze on new short-term-let registrations through the end of 2026 under Law 5100/2024. Every figure on this page assumes a plain long-term tenancy — if anyone sells you these units on short-let income, walk away.
Is roughly 5% gross actually good?
It is ordinary, and we would rather say so. The case for these units is the entry price, the finished condition and the neighbourhood's direction — not a headline yield.
When can I move in?
Confirm the works status and handover timeline directly — we will put the developer's current answer in writing for you before you commit to anything. Purchase funds sit in a dedicated trust account rather than going straight to the developer.
Who is the developer?
Mila House, an Athens developer whose model is buying tired central buildings and reconstructing them end to end. This building is nearly sold out; B3 and C3 are what remains.
What is your angle?
We are introducers: the developer pays us on a completed sale and you pay us nothing. The only durable asset a two-person advisory has is being straight with you, which is why this page reads the way it does.

Who we are

Athenia Partners is a small advisory practice connecting international buyers with vetted Athens property. We are deliberately at the start: two units, one building, and a working method of publishing the discounts and caveats other people save for the second phone call. Nothing on this page is legal or tax advice — engage your own lawyer, and we will gladly work alongside them.

Talk to us

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