Corina Saias cited Spitogatos data to reveal significant price increases since 2019. Office prices per square meter have surged by 47.3% in central Athens, 40.6% in the Eastern Suburbs, 49.9% in the Southern Suburbs, and 33.3% in Western Athens.
Demand for energy-efficient office buildings in prime locations remains strong, while the remaining office spaces may see a decline in the coming years. Prices for warehouses and storage facilities have also seen substantial growth: 45.7% in central Athens, 52.0% in the eastern suburbs, 39.3% in the southern suburbs, and 28.4% in western Athens. From 2019 to 2024, prices per square meter for commercial properties have risen from 8 euros to 10.4 euros in central Athens, from 5 euros to 7.7 euros in the eastern suburbs, from 7.8 euros to 10.7 euros in the southern suburbs, and from 5.4 euros to 7.6 euros in western Athens.

Corina Saias also noted two emerging trends in the Greek commercial real estate market. First is the shift toward smart buildings, which use IoT and automated technologies to control systems like lighting, security, and HVAC. The global smart building market was valued at 108 billion dollars in 2023. The second trend is the rise of mixed-use developments, combining residential, retail, office spaces, and entertainment like cinemas. These projects are becoming popular for their diverse tenant mix, steady cash flow, and ability to maintain low vacancy rates by offering housing at various price points while promoting sustainability.