Where are the wealthy areas of Athens? Why is the south also called a wealthy area and the north also called a wealthy area?

Gryfada in the south and Oura further south both have first-line sea views and are emerging seaside affluent areas in Athens with many villas.

There are many international schools in the north, and the embassies of various countries are also relatively concentrated. The public security is very good, and it is backed by mountains. It is also a wealthy area in the traditional sense. Among them are the Kifisia District, a top wealthy area. Due to the better greening in the north, it is also known as the "Lungs of Athens". However, generally speaking, housing prices in these two areas are relatively high, and houses of more than 100 square meters are basically priced at 30-30. 350,000 euros and up. If you want to buy a property that meets the immigration policy of 250,000 euros, it is recommended to buy a house or shop in the city center.

Our traditional understanding of Athens is in the Aegean Sea to the east of Athens. It is not bad there. They are all holiday villas. The price is only slightly higher than in the city center. The pace of life is slow and the density is low. It is very Habitable. It is still much cheaper than the two real wealthy areas.