The purchase of the ART1 building was announced by the international real estate investment company Everty.
According to the announcement, it is a state-of-the-art office building in a prime location at 1 Artemis Street, in Maroussi, Athens.
The complete renovation of the property, delivered by the London-based architectural firm, Neiheiser Argyros, offers a sustainable and flexible working environment with a rooftop garden, according to the company, while the building provides the ideal conditions, and comfortable, home-like working spaces where modern, dynamic, international teams will be inspired to create.
In June 2020, Everty, a member of the YNV Group, announced plans to invest €100 million to acquire and develop commercial and tourism properties in Greece over the next few years.
Commitment
Mr Nikolaos Roupakas, Country Manager of Everty Greece, said: “Everty is committed to the acquisition, development and management of an exclusive portfolio of prime, commercial and tourism properties that redefine the space where employees can relax, work and excel. The ART1 building is an ideal addition to our portfolio, providing first class and top level features usually only found in larger buildings, whilst being accredited to the highest energy efficiency standards.
This purchase is a solid step towards achieving our goal of investing €100 million in the prime real estate market in Greece, supporting both the development of the local community and the prosperity of the sectors in which we operate.”
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