The real asset merchant bank CBE Capital has secured $100 million to invest into the development of a new Greek mainland Six Senses Hotel that’s partly owned by Greece’s Goutos family. Piraeus Bank in Athens provided the $100 million senior bank loan to CBE for the project.
The luxury resort coming to Porto Heli is a joint venture between the Greek real estate firm Golden Land Goutos, London-based CBE Capital and Cedar Capital Partners, and New York-based Taconic Capital Advisors.
Six Senses Porto Heli is set to open in 2026 with roughly $160 million in financing. It will span 60 hotel suites with 12 branded ultra-luxury residences. The property has two private bays in the municipality of Ermioni with views of the Greek islands Spetses and Hydra.