Commercial space for rent in Thessaloniki Center
Center Thessaloniki, Thessaloniki Center
Property details
Specifications
- Property Type
- Commercial Space
- Property Size
- 80 m²
Location & reference
- Prefecture
- Thessaloniki
- Municipality
- Thessaloniki Center
- Location
- Center Thessaloniki
- Ref No.
- Th01-1242
Description
Commercial space for rent in Thessaloniki Center. Discover a prime commercial space available for rent in the heart of Thessaloniki. This ground-floor shop, measuring 53.29 sqm, features an additional mezzanine of 26.65 sqm, providing an ideal layout for various business ventures.
With its central location, this property benefits from high visibility and foot traffic, making it a perfect choice for retail, a café, or an office. The shop’s generous size and strategic positioning allow for creative interior designs, enabling you to tailor the space to your specific needs.
Take advantage of this opportunity to establish your business in one of Greece’s most vibrant cities, where history meets modernity, and countless potential customers are just steps away. At a rental price of €2,800, this space is an exceptional investment for anyone looking to thrive in Thessaloniki’s bustling commercial scene.
With its central location, this property benefits from high visibility and foot traffic, making it a perfect choice for retail, a café, or an office. The shop’s generous size and strategic positioning allow for creative interior designs, enabling you to tailor the space to your specific needs.
Take advantage of this opportunity to establish your business in one of Greece’s most vibrant cities, where history meets modernity, and countless potential customers are just steps away. At a rental price of €2,800, this space is an exceptional investment for anyone looking to thrive in Thessaloniki’s bustling commercial scene.
Commercial space for rent in Thessaloniki Center. Location Information:
Thessaloniki Greece (or Salonica), the capital of Macedonia Prefecture, is the second largest city in Greece, after Athens. In fact, the town is honorarily called co-capital, for its historical and administrative importance.
The history of the town started in ancient times and due to its strategic location, it played an important economic and political role in the wider region of the Balkans.
Thessaloniki’s real estate has salvaged its appeal for both domestic and foreign investors. In 2019, the city’s real estate market pivoted to the upward direction due to the growth of Greece’s economy after the recession. Also, the country’s position in the eurozone serves as a boost to prospective investors.
Real estate investment is a major example; according to the Bank of Greece, the amount of direct foreign investments in the property market amounts to €500 million.
Another major boost for the real estate market is the potential rental returns from the flourishing short-term rental market. Since the city is a booming tourist destination, it creates a high demand for rental properties.
Statistics show that records over 3 million tourist visits annually, and this is good news for rental property investors.
Thessaloniki holds a prominent position in Greece’s economy. This is one good reason why investing in real estate in the city is a wise investment choice.
You may visit our Golden Visa page, Greek Golden Visa for detailed information regarding the procedure of applying and obtaining the Greek Golden Visa, as well as all its benefits.
Thessaloniki Greece (or Salonica), the capital of Macedonia Prefecture, is the second largest city in Greece, after Athens. In fact, the town is honorarily called co-capital, for its historical and administrative importance.
The history of the town started in ancient times and due to its strategic location, it played an important economic and political role in the wider region of the Balkans.
Thessaloniki’s real estate has salvaged its appeal for both domestic and foreign investors. In 2019, the city’s real estate market pivoted to the upward direction due to the growth of Greece’s economy after the recession. Also, the country’s position in the eurozone serves as a boost to prospective investors.
Real estate investment is a major example; according to the Bank of Greece, the amount of direct foreign investments in the property market amounts to €500 million.
Another major boost for the real estate market is the potential rental returns from the flourishing short-term rental market. Since the city is a booming tourist destination, it creates a high demand for rental properties.
Statistics show that records over 3 million tourist visits annually, and this is good news for rental property investors.
Thessaloniki holds a prominent position in Greece’s economy. This is one good reason why investing in real estate in the city is a wise investment choice.
You may visit our Golden Visa page, Greek Golden Visa for detailed information regarding the procedure of applying and obtaining the Greek Golden Visa, as well as all its benefits.
