The Capital Link Invest in Greece Forum is an established institution for promoting Greece as an investment destination, attracting the interest of the international business community and showcasing the reforms and growth prospects of the Greek economy. This year’s event highlighted the country’s dynamic return to the international economic stage, with an emphasis on cross-border mergers and acquisitions, business-friendly measures, and development prospects.
During the panel discussion titled “Real Estate: Prospects for Growth & Investments”, in which Mr. Andriopoulos participated alongside distinguished business leaders, he emphasized:
“The Greek real estate market is entering a new phase of maturity, marked by growing investor confidence and clearer long-term prospects. The country’s stable economic trajectory, combined with ongoing reforms and improved planning frameworks, enhances Greece’s ability to attract strategic capital. Even within a global environment characterized by uncertainty, Greece continues to demonstrate resilience and sustained momentum.
One of the most critical challenges today is the modernization of the built environment. Aging infrastructure, demographic shifts, and the increasing need for sustainable and energy-efficient buildings call for targeted interventions, while affordable housing is emerging as a key social and economic priority that requires new forms of collaboration and innovative investment models.
In this context, DIMAND focuses on the revitalization and reuse of the existing building stock, on large-scale urban regeneration projects, and on the renewal of areas that require substantial upgrading. Our core objective is to transform urban challenges into opportunities for meaningful development. Each project aims to generate real added value: to enhance the neighborhoods in which it is integrated, strengthen the functionality of the urban fabric, and respond to the people’s needs. Our experience confirms that progress is achieved when design excellence, technical expertise, and environmental responsibility come together under a coherent strategy.
What is needed now is continuity: steady investment, targeted urban transformation, and partnerships that effectively bridge public policy with market expertise. With these conditions in place, Greece can achieve substantial growth and create cities that are more functional, resilient, and inclusive.”
With these remarks, Mr. Andriopoulos highlighted the strong momentum characterizing today’s Greek real estate market, highlighting the importance of modernizing existing infrastructure and implementing coordinated initiatives that, in the coming years, will shape a modern, functional, and sustainable investment environment.