The Superfund is on track for a comprehensive strategy for the utilization of public real estate. But which properties belong to the Greek State, which public body is their administrator, where are they located, are they utilized or remain vacant, what is their value? To date, these are the million dollar questions, as no one has a complete picture of public real estate assets. The Hellenic Holdings and Property Company (EESYP) and the Ministry of Finance have set a goal to solve the puzzle, in order to draw up a comprehensive management and utilization plan.

The intervention of the so-called Superfund to the State Council regarding the actions taken to integrate monuments on the list of properties for transfer is denounced through a statement by the Association of Greek Archaeologists.

"There was little provision for the exclusion of the monuments in 2016," said Minister of Culture Myrsini Zorba, adding, "I suppose [former minister] Ms. Koniordou made a deal with the culture ministry, but I do not know it." Ms Zorba was referring to state property added to the fund allowing property to be placed as collateral against obligations to lenders.