Moutsopoulou Residences, Piraeus

Moutsopoulou Residences converts a commercial building on Dimitriou Moutsopoulou Street, in the Kaminia district of Piraeus, into contemporary homes. As commercial-to-residential conversions qualify for the €250,000 Golden Visa threshold in Greece, the project is a strong option for investors pursuing EU residency. Construction is already under way, with delivery planned for July 2027.

The Apartments

Fifteen homes are available across the ground floor and four upper floors:

• One-bedroom apartments (10 units): 46–48 m² interior, from €270,000
• Two-bedroom apartments (4 units): 52 m² interior, from €295,000
• Ground-floor + loft duplex (1 unit): 97 m² in total, two bedrooms

The basement houses parking and storage rooms. Every apartment is delivered turnkey, with integrated SMEG appliances, floor-to-ceiling wardrobes, slatted timber wall accents and spa-inspired bathrooms clad in veined marble from floor to ceiling.

Location

Piraeus has become one of Attica's most robust transport hubs, and Kaminia benefits directly from this connectivity. Lefka suburban railway station is about 170 m away, while Faliro station on Metro Line 1 and the main Piraeus station are within easy reach. The building sits between Peiraios Street and Thivon Avenue, two key arteries leading straight into central Athens or down to the Athens Riviera. Schools, supermarkets, parks and the Railway Museum are within walking distance, and the port of Piraeus – gateway to the Greek islands – is just minutes away.

Investment Potential

The University of Piraeus, renowned for maritime, economics and technology programmes, together with several shipping-focused colleges in central Piraeus, generates steady rental demand from students and young professionals. Compact, efficient layouts are designed to maximise rental yield per square metre in an area benefiting from ongoing urban regeneration.