Most conflicts in apartment buildings don't stem from major construction projects, but from everyday, seemingly harmless alterations to the exterior of the apartments. The usual "suspects":Replacing window frames, painting balconies, installing awnings, mounting air conditioners on the facade, or building canopies and pergolas. The legal reality: These actions are not simply a right of the owner within his or her apartment. Because they affect the appearance of the building,

Modifying the exterior appearance of a building subject to a condominium regime (apartment building) is a complex issue, as the facades are considered common property and shared elements. 1. The Legal Basis and Joint Ownership According to the Civil Code and Law 3741/1929, elements such as the exterior walls, the load-bearing structure, the roof, and the general appearance of the building belong to all the co-owners. Restrictions: Each owner may use or repair common areas, pr

The market value of a property is not static, but rather the result of a dynamic interplay between technical, economic, and institutional factors. In today’s environment, a property’s ability to successfully reposition itself in the market depends on targeted interventions. 1. Key Drivers of Value Growth The most effective measures for improving a property’s functionality, energy efficiency, and ultimately its value are: Energy Retrofit: The most significant trend, as it red