Construction work has officially begun on one of the South Suburbs' most important investments, the Apollo Hills luxury complex in Voula. At a time when, in the previous months, other significant projects of the Athenian Riviera, such as the Metropolitan Park of Faliro Bay, the Maritime Heritage Park, the bicycle pathway and the marina of Alimos, were put on track. Apollo Hills, an investment of 200 million euros, which is implemented by the American scheme of Hines and Henderson Park. The luxury residential complex will be ready at the end of 2026, however sales of the homes have already started. A total of three luxury complexes will be created and to date apartments have already been booked for 31% of the residences. The project is being built at the foot of Ymittos, just 16 km from the center of Athens. At the same time, the project emphasizes the development of the community, dedicating more than 11,000 sq.m. in green spaces, sports facilities and parks. Residents of Apollo Hills will enjoy exclusive amenities including an outdoor and indoor pool, playground, fitness center and private gardens. 24-hour concierge services and underground parking enhance the feeling of security. In addition, residents will have an exclusive beach club membership to enjoy the Athenian shores. The 71-acre site was purchased on behalf of Henderson-Hines in August 2020 by the Benaki Museum for 43 million euro. At the end of 2028, the new Faliro Metropolitan Park, which will be called "Aenaon", is expected to be ready, with a budget of 370 million. euro. The overall renovation will include the Tae Kwon Do stadium, which will acquire new roles, as well as the Water Square, after their definitive concession by the ETAD to the Region of Attica for the next 40 years.
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