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First residents to move into Greek project by early 2027

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The Greek project in Elliniko is progressing with initial developments scheduled for early 2027.
The area will feature residential, sports, and environmental facilities, with significant investment interest.
500 housing units are expected to be completed by 2027, reflecting a strong buyer response.
Athletic facilities are set to be ready by this summer, aiding the development's momentum.
The project aims to redefine the coastal front of Attica and enhance urban living.

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Greek Deputy Prime Minister Kostis Hatzidakis announced that the transformation of the former airport site in Elliniko into a major urban development is progressing, with plans for the first residents to move in at the beginning of 2027. This redevelopment aims to create one of Europe's largest smart cities, encompassing various residential, commercial, and recreational areas.

During Hatzidakis' recent visit to the construction site, he highlighted significant milestones in the development, including the expected completion of sports facilities by July. The project, overseen by LAMDA Development, is set to include extensive green spaces, residential complexes, and leisure activities, which are integral to the urban renewal plans for the area, ensuring a modern living environment for future residents.

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