Greek Dreams is a member of the Kanterakis S.A. Group.

New Properties:

Vila 715m2 in Kiato 600m from the beach

Price: 2.500.000€, Size: 715m2, Plot: 2.000m2, Year of construction: 2007,New built, Luxury villa, 5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, Security door, 2 Fire places, Garden, Central heating, Air conditioning.Type of road: asphalt, Immediately available.

Latest News:

Greek Dreams company with high respect both to the environment, and the location of Lykorema in Marmari, where it operates by developing a pilot project of unique holiday homes, has undertaken entirely the improvement of roads leading to the project, upgrading on the one side the location and in the other side facilitating the access of many people who have expressed a preference to the location in order to enjoy from a landscape of infinite natural beauty the spectacular views of the Aegean Sea and the Complex of Petalioi islands.

Soon you will be able to see through our site a complete presentation of our work and the new view that Lykorema has acquired after the improvement of the roads.

It is active in the following fields:

Development of coastal seasonal residenses
for sale, in private plots, in:

• Southern Evia (Lykorema, area of Marmari), where the first residences have already started going up.
• Western Crete (Apokoronas, area of Chania), where has developed and sold luxury villas.

Development & Management of big coastal properties all over Greece (Land Bank Properties).

Construction & Renovation of all kinds of building projects, such as shopping malls, villas and hotels.

Market Research and development in modern construction methods, with an energy efficiency over 40%.

Sustainability

The principle of sustainability is our top priority; from project design to all final system tests, we emphasize on the energy-saving character of the project, using ground-breaking methods to achieve the best possible results.

Main strategy

Greek Dreams' main strategy is based on a simple conclusion: "Sustainable properties are part of a modern future and they are economically feasible, therefore we have no excuse not to develop them."