The Aenaon Park project at Faliro Bay, which has been in planning for the past 15 years, is now entering its final phase of implementation.

Restoration works on the façade of the building at Monastiraki Square have begun, following the execution of the corresponding contract.

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is investing €20 million in a senior unsecured bond issued by AKTOR Group of Companies in Greece.

Noval Property reaffirms its commitment to responsible investment, sustainable development, and transparency in corporate governance, fundamental pillars that shape both its strategy and corporate culture.

The EIB Group to double affordable and sustainable housing financing to €6 billion by 2026 under the EU’s new housing package.

A significant shift toward higher-priced and higher-quality holiday homes is being recorded in 2025 among foreign buyers, with the average purchase value reaching €450,000, representing an increase of 37.3% compared with 2024.

Two binding bids have been submitted for the PPP project concerning the construction and operation of student dormitories at the campuses of the University of Western Macedonia, with a total budget of €84.95 million.

Households and municipalities in areas hosting renewable energy (RES) facilities will receive significant financial support totaling €41.2 million for electricity production in 2024.

PIMCO has successfully closed a €1.8 billion fundraising for the PIMCO European Data Centre Opportunity Fund (EDCO), making it the largest investment vehicle in Europe to date exclusively focused on the development of data centers.

“Athena,” one of the two tunnel boring machines (TBMs) operated by AVAX for the construction of Athens Metro Line 4, has now completed 90% of its route along the Goudi–Galatsi section.

The European Commission presented the European Affordable Housing Plan, an integrated framework of policy measures and financing instruments, on Tuesday afternoon (16 December) in Strasbourg.

Prodea Investments is initiating a comprehensive transformation of its business model, marking the beginning of a new strategic phase following last week’s €1.275 billion asset disposal to the National Bank of Greece and the Papalekas Group. The transaction significantly enhances the company’s balance sheet flexibility and positions Prodea to redeploy capital into higher-growth segments, while strengthening its long-term value creation strategy.