Apartment Conversion: Dervenakion 65 Piraeus
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Developer: Urip Properties
Athens, West
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The Piraeus Apartment Conversion is a full-scale redevelopment of a dormant 700 m² commercial building into 15 modern residential units, strategically positioned in the heart of Greece’s primary port city. Piraeus is Europe’s largest passenger port and the second-largest commercial port, just a 15-minute drive from central Athens and the Acropolis, making it one of the most dynamic urban hubs in the country. The project is fully eligible for the €250,000 Greek Golden Visa Program, increasing its appeal to international investors. Interiors across the building feature high ceilings, spacious layouts, and abundant natural light, while the entryway preserves the property’s original architectural character. Rooftop studios additionally benefit from large private terraces, offering an elevated residential experience. Located close to the port, marinas, public transport, and key amenities, the development sits within a neighbourhood known for its blend of heritage buildings, emerging new projects, local bakeries, cafés, and a strong sense of community. The five-storey structure comprises apartments ranging from 22 m² to over 78 m², with one- and two-bedroom layouts distributed across Levels 1–5. Prices listed in the project documentation range from €250,000 to €336,000, reflecting both the area’s growth potential and the building’s upgraded specifications. With Piraeus serving as a cruise-ship gateway and major economic centre—partly driven by COSCO’s 51% ownership of the commercial port—the redevelopment offers a compelling living and investment proposition in one of Athens’ fastest-evolving urban districts.
