Real Estate Agency for Sale in Athens, Greece

The business provides full-service short-term, medium-term, and long-term property management, including revenue optimization, guest management, cleaning, maintenance, and co-hosting services. Its clientele comprises private property owners, real estate investors, and small accommodation operators across Greece. The proposed transaction may include the following tangible and intangible assets, subject to the final transaction structure and applicable third-party approvals:

Tangible assets:

• Office furniture and equipment worth EUR 15,000.
• Computers, laptops, mobile phones, and other electronic devices used by the business worth EUR 15,000.
• Keys, lockboxes, access devices, and operational equipment relating to the managed properties worth EUR 5,000.
• Cleaning, linen, maintenance, or property-support equipment owned by the company, where applicable, worth EUR 5,000.
• Printed marketing materials, signage, and branded materials worth EUR 5,000.
• Any other company-owned fixed assets listed in the asset register worth EUR 5,000.

Intangible assets:

• The business name, brand, logo, and commercial identity.
• Website, domain names, and website content.
• Business telephone numbers and corporate email accounts.
• Active property management agreements, subject to transferability and owner consent where required.
• Existing relationships with property owners and investors.
• Client database and qualified sales leads, subject to data-protection requirements.
• CRM records and operational databases.
• Standard operating procedures, manuals, templates, checklists, and internal workflows.
• Pricing, revenue-management, guest-communication, onboarding, maintenance, and reporting processes.
• Supplier and contractor relationships, including cleaners, technicians, linen providers, photographers, lawyers, accountants, and engineers.
• Digital marketing assets, advertising accounts, campaigns, and historical performance data.
• Social media pages and business profiles, where transferable.
• Online reputation, customer feedback, and review history, to the extent transferable under the relevant platform rules.
• Property listing content, professional photographs, descriptions, and operational data, subject to ownership and platform permissions.
• Know-how relating to short-term, medium-term, and long-term rental management.
• Historical business records, financial information, management reports, and operating statistics.
• Existing referral relationships and strategic partnerships.
• Goodwill associated with the established business and market presence.
• An agreed transition period and operational support from the current owner.

The managed properties themselves are not owned by the company and are therefore not included in the transaction. The buyer would acquire the management business and the related contracts, relationships, systems, brand assets, and operational infrastructure. The business operates from a leased office in Athens, Greece. The office is approximately 150 square metres and is located on the 1st floor of a commercial building.

The premises are used for administration, reservations management, owner and guest communication, accounting coordination, digital marketing, and operational planning. No warehouse, manufacturing facility, or customer-facing retail space is required.

The property management operations are primarily carried out digitally and at the managed properties through employees and external service providers. The office lease is valid for the next 2 years, with a monthly rent of approximately €800. The business is presently self-funded through its operating revenue and working capital generated from property management activities. It has no outstanding bank loans, external borrowings, or investor funding.

The company has one shareholder and beneficial owner, who holds 100% of the ownership. . .