Greek Australian developers cement their influence in Adelaide’s property boom

·

Adelaide is in the midst of an unprecedented development surge, fuelled by billions of dollars in public and private investment, according to The Advertiser. Major construction projects-from hospitals and hotels to apartment towers and commercial precincts-are reshaping the city’s skyline and surrounding suburbs. Among the most active contributors to this transformation are several Greek Australian developers whose projects continue to leave a lasting mark on South Australia’s capital.

Theo Samaras – Kyren Group

Kyren Group, headed by prominent Adelaide developer Theo Samaras, has played a defining role in modernising the city’s commercial landscape. The company is responsible for multiple landmark office buildings, including Adelaide’s tallest tower-the Crowne Plaza hotel and Adelaidean apartments on Frome Street.

Samaras is currently finalising a new $100 million office building on Franklin Street, the latest in a series of bold speculative developments. His portfolio includes major sites such as 108 Wakefield Street, 400 King William Street and 70 Franklin Street, reinforcing Kyren Group’s status as one of the city’s most influential property players.

George Kambitsis – Kambitsis Group

Developer George Kambitsis has long been involved in shaping Adelaide’s office market, previously collaborating with Simon Chappel on significant projects, including the Flinders Street towers now occupied by Santos and Beach Energy.

He is nearing completion of a major overhaul of the former Internode building on Grenfell Street, with the RAA as the anchor tenant. At the same time, Kambitsis is expanding further into residential development, with a 120-lot subdivision at O’Sullivan Beach and a $35 million luxury apartment project in North Adelaide, signalling a broadened strategic focus.

Louis Kanellos – Chasecrown

Chasecrown, led by director Louis Kanellos, is advancing several high-end residential projects across Adelaide’s premium suburbs. The company is close to completing a 12-storey luxury tower on Dequetteville Terrace, adding 61 high-spec apartments along with office spaces and resident amenities.

Backed by Medallion Homes, Chasecrown has also gained significant recognition for the EI8HT apartments on Glenelg’s South Esplanade-an award-winning development celebrated for its striking design and architectural excellence.

Source: The Adveriser

Share:

KEEP UP TO DATE WITH TGH

By subscribing you accept our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Latest News

Sylvia Klonaris among Darwin councillors accused of social media policy breach

Darwin councillor Sylvia Klonaris is among three elected representatives found to have breached the City of Darwin’s social media policy.

Basil Zempilas hits back at claims he caused Perth council woes

WA Liberal Leader Basil Zempilas rejected claims that ongoing governance issues at the City of Perth are a result of his time as lord mayor.

Archbishop Elpidophoros hospitalised after fainting during Thessaloniki service

Archbishop Elpidophoros was taken to hospital after fainting during a Sunday morning Divine Liturgy at the Cathedral of Saint Nicholas.

What is the Monday of the Holy Spirit? The meaning behind the Orthodox feast day

Orthodox Christians are marking the Monday of the Holy Spirit, a public holiday part of the celebrations following Pentecost.

Questions surround sudden exit of St Euphemia College principal Penny Pachos

The Greek Herald can exclusively reveal that St Euphemia College principal Penny Pachos is no longer employed by the College.

You May Also Like

Zoe Samios named as finalist in the NRMA Kennedy Awards 2020

The SMH's reporter, Zoe Samios, has been nominated for Young Journalist of the Year in this year's NRMA Kennedy Awards for Excellence in Journalism.

Debate grows over Archbishop Makarios’ comments on Greek language in Orthodox liturgy

A debate has emerged within the Orthodox community in Australia after Archbishop Makarios reaffirmed the importance of Greek in liturgy.

Trump escalates Iran standoff with threat to target energy plants

US President Donald Trump has issued a threat to strike Iran’s energy plants and oil wells if it fails to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.