Athens, West
This is a through plot of 515 m² with an old building near Parnithos Avenue in the Boskiza area. It has a building coefficient of 0.60, a coverage coefficient of 40%, and a maximum building height of 8 meters. It is located in a quiet area of Acharnes municipality, close to the market and public transport at the foot of Mount Parnitha. The municipality of Acharnes is on the northwestern side of Attica, 12 km from the center of Athens. Acharnes, also known as Menidi, is one of the largest municipalities in the region and significant for the 2004 Olympic Games, as it hosts the Olympic Village. The area has many closed gyms and municipal football fields. The city is rapidly developing, leveraging the opportunities provided by the Olympic projects and new inclusions in the plan. It has cultural centers, theaters, and schools. The suburban railway station offers quick access, just 30 minutes from the port of Piraeus and about 35 minutes from the airport. The area is served by several bus lines connecting it to the northern part of the capital, and by car, the distance is only 30 minutes. Significant investments are planned and implemented in the area, ensuring conditions for the creation of new economic activities and the recovery of existing ones, providing substantial benefits for the local economy and society.