Social housing: Tenders for two former military camps planned for early 2027
Domna Michailidou outlines the study stage and plans for around 2,400 social homes. A separate timetable covers the Social Antiparochi scheme in four areas of Attica.
Social Cohesion and Family Minister Domna Michailidou expects tenders to convert two former military camps into social housing sites in early 2027. The ministry’s account of her November 12 interview says the relevant studies are nearing completion. This is a timetable for selecting contractors, without an announcement that construction has started.
The overall plan presented by the minister concerns around 2,400 homes at inactive military camps, in cooperation with the Ministry of National Defence. She said social rents are planned at 50%–60% of market rents and would depend on each household’s income and circumstances.
Separately from the former military camps, the first Social Antiparochi tenders for public properties in Nea Ionia, Nea Smyrni, Pefki and Paiania are planned for February 2027. Under the model described by the minister, the private developer would use 70% of the homes, with the remaining 30% allocated to social renting.
These references concern studies and future tender procedures. The specific release contains no application call for tenants, final beneficiary-selection terms or home handover date. The planned rents do not constitute an offer of homes available today.
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