Hellenic Properties, a firm specializing in real estate investment and development with a focus on Greece, has invested €135 million in properties over the last two years, bringing its cumulative investment portfolio to €200 million across 14 different projects. The company, in collaboration with the Greek family office Vamare Investments Group, aims to expand its portfolio to exceed €500 million in Gross Development Value (GDV) by 2030. This ambitious target includes investments in hospitality, office, and residential properties located in prime areas throughout Greece.
The firm’s current investment pipeline surpasses €130 million, with a significant portion dedicated to hospitality projects. To bolster its investment endeavors, Hellenic Properties has secured €66 million in debt financing from leading Greek financial institutions. To date, the company has successfully exited five projects, achieving an average equity multiple of 2.15x, and anticipates completing three more exits by the end of 2026. This strategy supports the recycling of capital and the expansion of its investment portfolio.
Looking ahead to 2026, Hellenic Properties projects a net income of approximately €4.1 million from its leasing portfolio. The firm is also forecasting an average project-level leveraged internal rate of return (IRR) of 22.9%. In line with its expansion strategy, Hellenic Properties is broadening its hospitality portfolio with the acquisition of a third hospitality asset in mainland Greece. This move is part of the company’s broader vision to create a larger platform for hospitality investments.
As part of its strategic roadmap for 2027–2030, Hellenic Properties plans to shorten its average investment cycle to under 3.5 years. The company also aims to diversify its investor base by attracting more family-office and institutional investors while leveraging technology-driven portfolio management to enhance operational efficiency. The firm’s comprehensive strategy focuses on disciplined risk management, sector diversification, strategic acquisitions, and the efficient recycling of capital to achieve its €500 million GDV objective.
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