New Era Residence — A0206 Feasibility Report

M. Sami Akbeniz
2 days ago
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FEASIBILITY REPORT · NEA IONIA · ATTICA · GOLDEN VISA

New Era Residence is a completed, ready-for-delivery (construction year 2026) boutique residential project in Nea Ionia, an established and well-connected district of northern Athens. The A+ energy class building offers 13 available apartments from 54 to 105 sqm, ranging from one-bedroom to three-bedroom layouts, with list prices between EUR 167,000 and EUR 394,330.

This report is based on the unit, price and floor-area data in the current project feed. Its purpose is decision support, not marketing: it places the price-per-sqm band in its district context, models rental potential under conservative assumptions, and lists the items that must be verified before any commitment.

All prices and availability are subject to developer confirmation; rental and yield figures are estimates reflecting our band, not guarantees.

Location and Transport

The project sits in the central fabric of Nea Ionia, at a point where daily life is handled on foot. The district is a predominantly residential Athens area known for its lively shopping streets, local markets and strong neighbourhood character. In line with our privacy policy, location is given at district level in this report.

Transport infrastructure is one of the project's strongest assets: the ISAP electric railway station is roughly 520 m away and a bus stop 170 m. By car, the Attiki Odos motorway is about 10 minutes, central Athens and the Acropolis about 15 minutes, Piraeus Port 20 minutes and Athens International Airport roughly 22 minutes.

Supermarket 180 m, pharmacy 130 m, ATM 95 m — daily needs within walking distance
Elementary and junior high school within 550 m; a strong profile for families
Nea Filadelfia Park 620 m, Olympic Stadium about 2 km
ISAP station ~520 m: direct rail link towards the city centre

Project and Units

The building is completed and ready for delivery; construction year is 2026. The A+ building energy class is backed by autonomous heating and cooling via heat pump, photovoltaic panels with Net Metering, a solar water heater, Smart Home infrastructure, highly insulated aluminium frames, an armoured entrance door and alarm pre-installation. This specification set is a tangible differentiator that lowers running costs and strengthens the tenant profile.

According to the feed, 13 units are available, clustered in three segments: two one-bedroom units (54 and 67 sqm), four two-bedroom units (87–97 sqm) and seven three-bedroom units (102–105 sqm). Stock spreads from the ground floor to the fourth floor, with the weight on family apartments above 100 sqm.

One-bedroom: 54 sqm / EUR 167,000 and 67 sqm / EUR 262,474
Two-bedroom: 87–97 sqm, EUR 331,856 – 375,000
Three-bedroom: 102–105 sqm, EUR 350,459 – 394,330
Total available stock value about EUR 4.42 million across 1,208 sqm

Price Analysis

Calculated from the actual unit prices in the feed, the price band is roughly EUR 3,100 – 3,920 per sqm, with a stock-weighted average of about EUR 3,650 per sqm. The lowest unit rate is the 54 sqm ground-floor unit GF2 (~EUR 3,100/sqm); the highest rates appear in the 67 sqm B6 and 87 sqm D3 units at ~EUR 3,920/sqm. The structure is clear: the per-sqm price carries a marked premium as floors rise and units get smaller.

We are conservative in the district comparison: our estimated band for new-build stock in Nea Ionia is roughly EUR 2,800 – 3,400 per sqm. This project's band sits noticeably above that range, especially for upper-floor and small-to-mid units. The A+ energy class, ready-for-delivery status and specification set explain part of the premium; however, recovering the premium paid at ~EUR 3,900/sqm on resale is not guaranteed, and negotiation and unit selection are decisive in this project.

The more moderately priced units are on the ground and first floors: GF2 (~EUR 3,100/sqm), GF3 (~EUR 3,400/sqm) and A1 (~EUR 3,410/sqm) form the lower end of the band.

Unit price band: ~EUR 3,100 – 3,920/sqm · average ~EUR 3,650/sqm
District new-build band (our estimate): ~EUR 2,800 – 3,400/sqm — the project sits above it
Most balanced unit rates: GF2, GF3, A1
Per-sqm premium risk on smaller units: B6 and D3 at ~EUR 3,920/sqm

Rental Potential

Thanks to its rail access and established neighbourhood fabric, Nea Ionia has a stable long-term tenant pool. Our conservative band: EUR 600–750 per month for one-bedroom units, EUR 850–1,000 for two-bedroom and EUR 1,050–1,250 for three-bedroom units. The A+ energy class and low running costs may support the upper end of this band, but we keep the model across the full band.

Under these assumptions, gross rental yield across the project falls roughly in the 3 – 4.5 percent range. The strongest yield profile belongs to GF2, the lowest-priced unit (~4.3 – 5.4 percent gross); in the three-bedroom segment gross yield stays around 3.4 – 4.1 percent. After vacancy periods, management costs, insurance and taxes, net yield lands below gross; no figure is guaranteed.

Our rent band: 1-bed EUR 600–750 · 2-bed EUR 850–1,000 · 3-bed EUR 1,050–1,250/month
Gross yield band: ~3 – 4.5 percent across the project
Strongest profile: GF2 (54 sqm, EUR 167,000)
Net yield lands below gross after costs; no guarantees given

Golden Visa Framework

Under the Greek Golden Visa programme, the applicable investment threshold is determined by the property's zone and the chosen route; there is no single fixed figure. The EUR 250,000 threshold is not location-based: under current law it applies only to change-of-use projects where a non-residential property is converted to residential, or to the restoration of listed buildings.

Accordingly, whether and under which route and threshold any unit in this project can qualify must be confirmed on a per-unit file basis; no route judgement can be made without reviewing title, planning and prior-use documentation. A claim such as "this project is Golden Visa guaranteed" is not legally accurate and is not one we make. Before any reservation we separately verify the applicable route and the supporting file for each unit.

The threshold depends on the zone + route combination; there is no single figure
EUR 250,000: only change-of-use conversion or listed-building restoration
Per-unit file confirmation is a mandatory pre-reservation step
No 'GV guaranteed' claims are made

Risks and Points of Attention

No investment decision should rest on a single data source. The items below are the areas we recommend verifying before any decision on this project.

The first item is availability: the feed shows 13 available units while the project description refers to 16 apartments in the building; stock is fluid and each unit's current status requires developer confirmation. The second is the price premium: entering above the district band can extend liquidity and exit timelines on resale; the risk is more pronounced in the small-to-mid units priced around EUR 3,900/sqm.

Although the building appears ready for delivery, occupancy permits, handover documentation and the actual completion status of common areas should be verified on site. Rental and yield figures are estimates reflecting our band; market conditions, vacancy rates and regulatory changes will affect outcomes.

Availability: gap between feed (13) and marketing text (16) — per-unit confirmation required
Price premium: entry above the district band may strain resale liquidity
Delivery: occupancy permit and common-area completion to be verified on site
Yield: figures are estimates; vacancy, costs and taxes reduce the net result
GV: the route is subject to per-unit file confirmation

Conclusion

New Era Residence is a quality example of new construction in Nea Ionia, with its ready-for-delivery status, A+ energy class, strong technical specification and a location within walking distance of the rail line. The family-scale, three-bedroom-weighted stock is consistent with the district's school and park infrastructure.

On the other hand, the unit price band sits above our estimated new-build range for the district, and gross rental yield stays in the 3 – 4.5 percent band under our conservative model. This makes the project meaningful less for a purely yield-driven short-term investor and more for a long-term buyer seeking a mix of own use and rental, who structures negotiation and unit selection well (particularly the balanced-priced units such as GF2, GF3 and A1). Where a Golden Visa objective exists, no step should be taken before the route and threshold are confirmed per unit on the file.