The Politeia area in the Northern Suburbs of Athens is subject to strict urban planning regulations that help preserve its exclusive residential character.
The building coefficient in Politeia generally ranges from 0.4 to 0.6, limiting the intensity of development while ensuring the presence of abundant open spaces and spacious gardens around the buildings. The maximum permitted building height does not exceed three floors. This restriction maintains the area's low-rise character and preserves its architectural and aesthetic cohesion, as apartment buildings and large-scale developments are not permitted. The height restriction also ensures that the area remains in harmony with its natural surroundings. Development in Politeia consists primarily of luxury residences, with particular emphasis on preserving the area's natural landscape and greenery. These characteristics contribute to Politeia's status as one of the most prestigious and sought-after residential areas in Attica.
