Kronos Homes, a leading Iberian real estate developer, has unveiled its first mixed-use tourism project in Lisbon: MIMA Living. Located in the contemporary Parque das Nações district, the development will feature 180 fully furnished residential apartments across two 14-storey buildings, forming the heart of the €150 million MIMA project.
A new concept in Lisbon living
Designed by the renowned Broadway Malyan studio, MIMA Living combines modern architecture with comfort and flexibility. Residents will enjoy a multifunctional lobby, stylish lounge and co-working spaces, a fully equipped gym, two swimming pools for adults and children, private gardens, underground parking, and 24/7 reception and security services.
The apartments are tailored for contemporary urban lifestyles, offering buyers the option of professional tourism management. This means owners can generate rental income when not using their property, blending the convenience of home with the dynamic hospitality sector.
Flexible, sophisticated, and well-located
MIMA Living addresses the rising demand for integrated accommodation solutions in Lisbon’s prime locations. Apartment sizes range from 40m² to 107m², with layouts designed to maximise natural light, privacy, and comfort. Prices start at €405,000 for one-bedroom apartments and €595,000 for two-bedroom apartments, with phased payment plans available until 2028, providing both flexibility and security for buyers.
“The MIMA project reinforces our long-term strategy for Portugal and specifically for Lisbon,” says Rui Meneses Ferreira, CEO of Kronos Homes. “MIMA Living will raise housing standards and reflects our vision of creating spaces that adapt to people and places.”
A seamless extension of Kronos Homes’ tourism expertise
According to Alda Filipe, Partner and Regional Director of Kronos Homes, “MIMA Living is the natural evolution of our tourist development success in the Algarve. The apartments cater to a generation that values flexibility, comfort, and a cosmopolitan lifestyle, making MIMA Living ideal for those seeking both worry-free living and profitable investment.”
Part of a larger mixed-use vision
MIMA Living is just one component of the wider MIMA project, which also includes a 51-apartment residential tower and a Hilton-branded hotel under the Tempo by Hilton banner – the brand’s first in Portugal. Nestled next to the Tagus River and just minutes from the city centre and Lisbon Airport, the development is perfectly positioned for short stays, business trips, and long-term living alike.
With MIMA Living, Kronos Homes introduces a fresh concept of urban housing to Lisbon: a blend of residential comfort, flexible lifestyle options, and investment potential, all in one of the city’s most vibrant districts.
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