Alpha Bank has completed the acquisition of a property at 38 Stadiou Street in Athens from Yoda Plc, intended for the establishment of Alpha Bank’s single financial hub in the historic city center.
With the addition of the property at 38 Stadiou Street, Alpha Bank forms the Alpha Bank Campus, which it describes as “a single complex of functionally interconnected buildings with a total built area of approximately 50,000 square meters, which is the largest single financial hub in the historic center of Athens and one of the most important such hubs in the historic centers of European cities.”
The new complex comprises a number of buildings situated within the city block defined by Korai, Stadiou, Pesmazoglou, and Panepistimiou streets. The Alpha Bank Campus is expected to serve as the base for approximately 2,150 people who will work there, creating a single, modern, and dynamic work ecosystem in the city center.
“The Alpha Bank Campus marks a new chapter for Alpha Bank and for our relationship with our customers, with the city, and with society,” commented Alpha Bank CEO Vassilios Psaltis. “In the heart of Athens, we are creating a modern financial hub where the people, the ideas, and the businesses that will shape the next day of the Greek economy will meet. A space open to cooperation, innovation, and meaningful dialogue with the market, society, and the city of Athens itself. The Alpha Bank Campus is not just our headquarters. It is the place where we increasingly strengthen our support of entrepreneurship, develop new strategic partnerships, and build relationships of trust with our customers, while at the same time contributing to the vitality and renewal of the city’s historic center. Moreover, we are establishing a modern work model that enhances cooperation and the development of our people, making Alpha Bank a destination and an employer of reference for the new generation of talent. With this project, we are connecting our 150-year-long history with the future, giving tangible form to the Alpha Bank of the new era – a modern, dynamic bank focused on creating lasting value for all.”
Kyriakides Georgopoulos advised Alpha Bank and Alpha Real Estate on the acquisition (as reported by CEE Legal Matters on March 19, 2026).
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