Skygarden Residence — A0214 Feasibility Report

M. Sami Akbeniz
2 days ago
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FEASIBILITY REPORT · AGIA PARASKEVI · NORTH ATHENS · GOLDEN VISA

This report assesses Skygarden Residence (A0214) in Agia Paraskevi, a northern suburb of Athens, from an investment standpoint. The assessment draws on the developer feed for the three units currently for sale — prices, floor areas and specifications — together with the district's known locational characteristics. It is a due-diligence document, not marketing copy; assumptions are kept conservative.

The project is a contemporary boutique building on a corner plot, completed to A+ energy class. Three ground-floor apartments are for sale: 109–123 m², in 2-bed and 3-bed layouts, priced between €496,607 and €546,785. Construction year is 2026 and, according to the feed, the units are ready for delivery.

The sections below cover location, unit structure, price-per-square-metre analysis, rental potential, the Golden Visa framework and risks. All availability and pricing information is subject to developer confirmation.

Location and Access

Agia Paraskevi is a leafy, family-oriented suburb in northern Athens with complete urban infrastructure of its own. Daily life is walkable around the project: a supermarket within roughly 600 m, a pharmacy within 200 m, and both primary and high schools within walking distance.

The access profile is strong. The National Highway junction is about 1.3 km away (3 minutes by car); Athens International Airport is roughly 30 minutes, the Acropolis and historic centre about 12 minutes, and the Athens Riviera beaches about 25 minutes by car. Piraeus Port is 14 km away and The Ellinikon regeneration area 18 km.

The location suits both end-user families and long-term tenants. Location is given at district level; the exact plot is disclosed at the viewing stage.

Project and Units

Skygarden Residence is a contemporary boutique project defined by expansive glass balconies and integrated greenery, completed to A+ building energy class. The specification list points to current standards: autonomous heating/cooling via heat pump, photovoltaics with Net Metering, solar water heater, double glazing with high-insulation aluminium frames, smart home infrastructure, armoured door and alarm pre-installation.

Three units are for sale, and all three are on the ground floor. This is a defining characteristic of the offer and should be factored into both pricing and letting assessments.

Construction year is 2026 and the feed shows the units as ready for delivery.

GF1 — Ground floor, 3-bed, 2 bath, 123 m², €542,438 (available)
GF2 — Ground floor, 3-bed, 2 bath, 112 m², €496,607 (available)
GF3 — Ground floor, 2-bed, 1 bath, 109 m², €546,785 (available)

Price Analysis

On list prices, unit rates are: GF1 about €4,410/m², GF2 about €4,434/m², GF3 about €5,016/m². The project's band is roughly €4,400–5,000/m², with a weighted average of about €4,610/m².

Our conservative comparison band for A-class new builds in Agia Paraskevi is roughly €3,500–4,500/m². Against that, GF1 and GF2 sit at the upper edge, while GF3 is clearly above our estimated district band. Stated plainly: this project is priced at a premium to the district average, and the premium is concentrated in the smallest unit.

GF3 shows a notable inconsistency: the 109 m² 2-bed is priced higher in absolute terms than the 112 m² 3-bed (GF2). The gap may reflect additional areas not captured in the listed floor area (basement link, garden use, etc.), but this must be confirmed unit-by-unit from the developer file before being accepted. Absent that confirmation, GF3's price-to-value balance is weak.

Overall, the pricing is partly defensible on A+ energy class, new construction and location quality; the buyer should nevertheless be aware of paying above the district average and should pursue negotiation and the extra-area confirmation together.

Rental Potential

Agia Paraskevi has a stable long-term tenant pool, supported by its established residential identity and proximity to university and business campuses. New construction, A+ energy class and smart-home features allow positioning above the district's average rent.

In our conservative band we model long-term rents for new apartments of this size at roughly €1,300–1,700 per month. On that assumption our gross yield estimate is around 3.0–4.0% per year; the premium entry price pulls the yield toward the lower half of our general 3–5% band.

These figures are estimates and no rental return is guaranteed. Ground-floor positioning may reduce appeal for some tenant profiles and increase it where garden use exists; the achievable rent should be assessed unit by unit.

Golden Visa Framework

Under the Greek Golden Visa programme, the applicable investment threshold is set by the zone the property sits in and by the investment route chosen; it must be confirmed per unit through the file. The €250,000 level is not location-based: under current law it applies only where a non-residential property is converted to residential use, or where a listed building is restored.

Units in this project are priced between €496,607 and €546,785. The listing's Golden Visa tag does not mean any unit automatically qualifies; standard-route thresholds in Attica vary by zone classification, and which route this price band fits can only be established through unit-level file review.

Our approach is clear: before reservation, the route, threshold and supporting file are confirmed separately for each unit. We make no "this project is Golden Visa guaranteed" claim; eligibility should not be assumed until verified against official documentation.

Risks and Points of Attention

No investment is risk-free; the salient items for this project are listed below. None warrants rejecting the project outright, but neither should the buyer proceed without price negotiation and file confirmation.

Feed availability and pricing may not reflect live inventory; the fact that all three units show as available should be reconfirmed with the developer before reservation. Although the construction year is 2026 and the status reads "ready for delivery", delivery terms and the actual state of common areas should be verified on site.

Price premium: the project band (~€4,400–5,000/m²) sits at or above the upper edge of our estimated district band; resale margin may compress.
GF3 anomaly: the smallest unit carries the highest unit rate (~€5,016/m²) and costs more than the 3-bed GF2; without confirmation of additional areas this price is hard to defend.
Ground-floor concentration: all three units for sale are on the ground floor; the floor-preference effect on letting and resale should be priced in.
Liquidity: apartments in the €500,000+ band address a narrower secondary-market buyer pool; exit timelines can lengthen.
Availability/delivery confirmation: inventory, delivery terms and the state of common areas should be verified before reservation.
Golden Visa: eligibility is subject to route- and unit-level file confirmation; the tag does not imply automatic qualification.

Conclusion

Skygarden Residence is a coherent candidate for buyers who prioritise location strength, build quality and value preservation over headline rental yield. Agia Paraskevi's established residential identity and the A+ energy class support long-term value retention.

On price the picture is clear: the project carries a premium to the district average, and our gross yield estimate of 3.0–4.0% sits in the lower half of our conservative range. A purely yield-driven investor may find more efficient alternatives.

Our recommendation: GF2 (112 m², ~€4,434/m²) offers the most balanced price-to-value. GF3 is not recommended at the current price unless the additional-area confirmation arrives. In all cases, availability confirmation, price negotiation and — where Golden Visa is the goal — unit-level route/file verification should be completed before proceeding.