GREECE Trends and Developments
Trends and Developments Contributed by: Ioanna Alexandropoulou, Konstantinos Plastiras, Filippos Lamnidis and Sergios Lamnidis Lamnidis Law
Lamnidis Law brings over 30 years of experi - ence in delivering high-quality legal services in the real estate sector, both in Greece and inter - nationally. Based in Athens, its team has built a strong reputation for guiding clients through complex property transactions with clarity and confidence. From due diligence and title veri - fication to regulatory compliance and strategic structuring, it offers end-to-end support tailored to each project’s needs. It has advised on land - mark deals, including the EUR19.5 million sale
of a prime coastal property near Thessaloniki on behalf of the Hellenic Republic Asset Develop - ment Fund. Its active involvement in key industry events and forums ensures it stays aligned with market developments, offering clients not only legal precision but also market-savvy counsel. Whether advising on large-scale developments or strategic acquisitions, its real estate practice is defined by a commitment to excellence, com - mercial awareness and a deep understanding of the evolving Greek property landscape.
Authors
Ioanna Alexandropoulou is a highly experienced lawyer at Lamnidis Law with a deep focus on public asset development and real estate privatisation in Greece. Over the years, she has
Konstantinos Plastiras is a seasoned High Court attorney at Lamnidis Law with over 14 years of experience in real estate, environmental, criminal and administrative law. He has
been closely involved in some of the country’s most complex and high-profile projects – from the transformation of the old Athens airport into a major urban hub, to the privatisation of Skaramagkas shipyards, landmark hotels, marinas and historic properties across Greece. Beyond her legal practice, Ioanna has published widely on public-private partnerships, property rights and urban development, offering insight into how legal frameworks shape the cities we live in.
played a key role in large-scale strategic investment projects in Greece, particularly within the public sector, in the frame of his legal support to ministries, state entities and regulated organisations. His practice spans court representation, complex contract drafting and advisory work for high-level public-private collaborations. With advanced studies in criminal sciences and political science, Konstantinos blends legal precision with a deep understanding of governance and politics. He is also a published author on criminal responsibility, environmental protection and public property law.
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