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Greek public real estate management

Overview

Greece is addressing challenges regarding unmapped and inactive public real estate. Analysts have identified a significant housing shortage, noting that over 700,000 vacant or dormant residences exist across the country, many of which are owned by local government authorities. The lack of a unified mechanism for registration and fragmented data across various databases has hindered effective housing policies and social housing initiatives.

In response to management challenges, the Greek Ministry of Health has launched a specific initiative to create a digital inventory of its own holdings. Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis estimated the Ministry holds between 4,000 and 5,000 properties, valued at potentially several hundred million euros. Rather than selling these assets, the Ministry intends to optimize their use through methods such as long-term leases to generate resources for the National Health System (ESY). A consortium led by Qualco Real Estate and Qualco S.A. has been awarded a contract to conduct technical and legal audits and create digital files for these properties over a 24-to-36-month period.

Entities

Greece · Ministry of Health · Qualco S.A. · BluPeak Estate Analytics · Qualco Real Estate

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Timeline

  1. 17 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 7 sources
    Greece Ministry of Health to inventory 4,000+ properties

    The Greek Ministry of Health is launching a 10 million euro project to digitally inventory and manage an estimated 4,000 to 5,000 properties to optimize revenue for the national health system.

  2. 27 days ago

    [BUSINESS] 2 sources
    Greece faces housing shortage amid thousands of unmapped public properties

    Over 700,000 vacant or dormant properties owned by the Greek state and municipalities remain unmapped and unmanaged, complicating housing policy and exacerbating the national housing shortage.

Sources

athina984.gr · businessdaily.gr · e-vima.gr · healthmag.gr · imerazante.gr · madata.gr · medlabnews.gr