Nick Rothos, founder of Habikon
Nick Rothos is a construction, real estate development and restaurant entrepreneur. He has built his reputation as a general contractor by supervising the design, construction and management of multiple projects.
His career is not limited to construction. Having owned and managed several restaurants for nearly 20 years, Nick has acquired a solid understanding of the food service and event planning industries. This versatility has enabled him to create his own development and construction company in 2016. Today, he works with a team fifteen strong.
Nick is inspired by innovation. Recognized for his commitment to integrating new technology into his businesses, he hopes to shape the future of the industry through technologically optimized construction. An approach praised by both peers and clients.
Before becoming a general contractor, Nick had a hand in managing the construction projects associated with his restaurants and investment properties. He thus learnt about the challenges facing such projects, which led him to develop his innovative and pragmatic approach.
In addition to his professional commitments, Nikolaos loves travelling, an activity he considers a source of inspiration and the opportunity to renew his energy. His preference for family vacations reflects his values of respecting work-life balance. This global vision bears testifies to Nick Rothos as an accomplished entrepreneur, visionary leader and an individual passionate about his career.
Real estate development
As a developer and general contractor, Dville designs projects that meet actual needs and integrate into the local environment. Like Habikon, Dville uses innovative management methods and the latest technology to improve communication, anticipate obstacles and boost the visibility of our projects. Our focus on efficiency and strong client relations are the heart of our long-lasting and useful solutions.
We are guided daily by our mission to approach home construction and renovations from a new, positive angle.
