The €15.7M portfoliobehind closed doors.
An exclusive marketing partnership with Estate Privé, across three of the country’s most private communities.
Estate Privé.
House of Advanced operates as Estate Privé’s exclusive marketing partner across three of Greece’s most discreet addresses: Porto Heli on the Argolic Gulf, Marathon in north-eastern Attica inside the private summer community where many of the country’s judges hold their estates, and Ekali in the northern Athens suburbs, a closed neighbourhood of established Greek families. Three geographies, one consistent voice: full video production, architectural photography, and a curated private network of qualified buyers and brokers.
Luxury Real Estate
A mark composed for discretion.
An art-deco monogram set above a Roman wordmark, separated by a fine rule and the qualifier Luxury Real Estate. The palette pairs deep onyx with warm champagne; bone and smoke carry the system through editorial and secondary text.
Four numbers that frame the engagement.
An inventory the right audience never saw.
Estate Privé operates across the Greek luxury market with inventory priced into eight figures. The buyer pool at this tier is small, international, and reached through relationships, presentation and presence in the right rooms. When we engaged, the agency held the inventory; the marketing chain to surface it to the buyer it was priced for needed building.
Pre-engagement, the properties travelled with standard listing photography and agent-led social posts, with no brand-level visual identity holding the work together. A residence priced at €10M, shown in the visual language of mid-market apartments, loses every comparison the viewer makes silently, well before the viewer is consciously aware of evaluating anything.
The content was reaching no one capable of acting on it.
Three layers of the same failure. Three rebuilt.
A multi-property luxury inventory cannot be marketed as a list of specs. The constraint sits in three layers: how the agency reads, how the property presents, and where the work actually lands.
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Perception.
No defined visual identity. Inventory read as mid-market.
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Brand identity at luxury tier.
A unified visual system that signals the agency’s positioning before any property is shown.
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Presentation.
Standard listing photography. Walk-through video. No emotional response at this tier.
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Cinematic property films, full architectural photography.
Per-property libraries calibrated to each residence’s value tier. The buyer encounters the property, doesn’t browse it.
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Distribution.
Public portals only. Mixed-market traffic, no editorial reach to UHNWI abroad.
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Editorial placements + curated private network.
Coverage in luxury publications such as The Luxury Playbook, paired with direct distribution into a curated investor channel.
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One identity, three project singles.
Estate Privé’s portfolio runs across selected luxury residences. Each property carries its own dedicated case page with the cinematic film, the architectural photography library, and the engagement-specific deliverables. No duplication here, the work lives where the property lives.
Project single
Villa Rafaella.
Agios Aimilianos · Porto HeliA €10M waterfront residence on the Argolic Gulf. Cinematic property film, full-day architectural photography and private network promotion. Also covered in The Luxury Playbook.
Project single
Villa Selene.
Marathon · AtticaA hillside residence above the coast, set inside the closed Marathon summer community where Greece’s judges hold their estates. Vertical reel and architectural photography distributed inside the private network.
Project single
Villa Bond.
Ekali · AthensA newly built 700 sqm residence in Ekali, completed in 2023. Cinematic film, vertical social reel and full architectural photography across one of the most established residential corners of Athens.
An ongoing exclusive engagement with Estate Privé.
House of Advanced runs the marketing chain across Estate Privé’s portfolio, on-market and off-market alike. Cinematic production, architectural photography and a curated private network of UHNWI buyers and brokers, sustained as an ongoing relationship rather than a per-property job. Villa Rafaella was also covered in The Luxury Playbook as part of the same engagement.
Read the Villa Rafaella articleWe also place Estate Privé properties in select luxury magazines. One title, one targeted readership, one piece of coverage that travels alongside the brand. Built for UHNWI exposure that compounds over time, with circulation matched to the buyer profile each property is priced for.
A number of Estate Privé’s residences sit off-market, held as connection assets for a specific buyer network. These properties don’t appear in the case study for regional privacy and confidentiality reasons. The omission is deliberate.
Six phases, one engagement.
The same six-phase methodology runs on every property in the portfolio, structured as an ongoing relationship across the selected luxury villas.
A reading of the engagement.
The numbers below combine the portfolio in one frame: per-property valuations, combined inventory under management, plus the market research we ran for each property before producing a single frame. Pricing, peer geographies, growth runway, anchor presence, the audience profile each property is priced for.
Three properties, one inventory.
We also mapped the market for the exact properties.
Estate Privé’s portfolio runs across three of the most discreet addresses in Greece, on-market and off-market alike. The partnership operates as an exclusive marketing relationship that runs across the portfolio.
Buyer pool at this tier is small, international, and reached through relationships, presentation and presence in the right rooms. The engagement is built for that buyer. Inbound that books a viewing is what counts here.
Our work has always moved through a network cultivated over decades, residences placed quietly across Athens, the Argolic, the islands, the northern suburbs. We arrived with a portfolio; what we received in return was an architecture, an audience defined with precision, a register set against the rooms we intended the work to circulate within, and only thereafter did production begin. The buyers we set out to reach now recognise us by name, and return to us when the next residence comes to market.
A system across the portfolio.
The work for Estate Privé runs as a system across the portfolio, designed to surface inventory to the buyer it is priced for, on the channels that buyer uses, in the language that buyer expects.
Editorial placements in luxury publications carry the agency’s positioning into the international UHNWI room. Cinematic per-property production gives every villa a film and a photography library that holds its tier. The curated private network turns the work into qualified introductions.
The marketing chain is the variable; the property holds. The chain ships a system that runs across the inventory and stays on after the launch.
