of Matinas Harkoftaki
Three loud hammers are expected to sound in the near future for properties belonging to well-known business names.
Another episode in the auction chapter that has opened in recent years for the former public works contractor Giannis Maroulis is expected to be written on April 27, the date on which another property is scheduled to come under the hammer, which belonged to the former head of the AEGEK group and Ionian Technique.
Specifically, another effort is made to sell a plot, even and buildable, which extends to an area of ​​1,219.46 sq.m. and is located at Soros in the municipality of Maroussi.
The first offer price has been set at 356,000 euros, which is reduced to 80% of the starting price set in the initial sale attempt which was 445,000 euros.
The property was confiscated in 2019 for a debt amount of 50,000 euros, which is part of a claim for a total amount of 1,000,306 euros while Special Financial Solutions is in a hurry.
On the same date, an auction is scheduled for a luxury home in Nea Erithraia, owned by Eleni Mamidaki. The starting price is set at 881,146 euros while the amount for which the seizure was imposed is 450,000 euros and Intrum Hellas is in a hurry.
The auction concerns an independent independent, horizontal property-apartment, which includes 3 bedrooms, 5 semi-outdoor areas, kitchen, 2 bathrooms, hall, living room, dining room, and balconies, with a total area of ​​250.52 sq.m.
According to the assessment report, the frame of the building is made of reinforced concrete and according to the external autopsy, which was carried out in August 2021, the maintenance condition of the property at least externally seems to be good.
The electronic hammer will strike for the fourth time on May 4 for a historic property in Plaka, at 29 Mnisikleous Street, which belonged to Vechia Ktimatiki, which in the past was at least connected with Alexandra Chandri-Terzi, the wife of the shipowner Ioannis.
The first offer price has been reduced, from 2.06 million euros, which had initially risen according to the market value to 1.342 million euros, in an attempt to find an interested buyer. Piraeus Bank is in a hurry, while the amount for which the seizure was imposed was 516,500 euros.
This is a house, which was built between the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20th century while it is completely renovated and reconstructed, and consists of a ground floor of 246.80 sq.m., a ground floor loft of 40 sq.m., first floor 120 sq.m. and first floor loft 46 sq.m.
It should be noted that in the past this building housed the legendary Attic on the first floor, a space of artistic expression, which was a meeting point in the 1970s and early 1980s important figures of the arts and letters of the time, such as Odysseas Elytis and Manos Hadjidakis, however in 1984 it closed its doors and was converted into a residence.
Source: Capital
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