Piraeus Tower, Greece's first digital and bioclimatic skyscraper, was officially inaugurated on Tuesday in the presence of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Piraeus Mayor Yiannis Moralis.
This 130 million euro investment marks the beginning of the new Athenian Riviera and is situated in the heart of one of Europe’s largest passenger ports.
The reconstruction of the 22-floor, 88-metre-high tower, which spans 34,623 square metres, was undertaken by Piraeus Tower S.A., a joint venture between Dimand, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), and Prodea Investment AEEAP. The venture secured a 99-year concession contract with the Municipality of Piraeus.
The tower, now an architectural landmark, will host approximately 2,000 employees and numerous visitors. It includes offices, retail stores, a gym, wellness areas, and restaurants. Currently, about 70% of its space is leased, with full occupancy expected within the year. Notable tenants include the INDITEX fashion group, JD Sports, and the Go To Health pharmacy chain. Dining and wellness facilities such as Nice n Easy and the Athlesis gym will also be housed in the tower.
Dialectica, a fast-growing international start-up, has leased six floors for office space, and the top floor is occupied by V Group, owned by Byron Vassiliadis.
The Piraeus Tower aims to achieve the highest Platinum LEED certification for sustainable development and the WELL certification for health and well-being, setting a new standard in building design and functionality in Greece.
(Source: Naftemboriki)
