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Four New Yorkers Identified Among Americans Killed in Greece Building Collapse

Authorities believe a gas leak triggered the collapse, which killed four Americans and prompted inspections of nearby buildings deemed dangerous.

  • On Sept. 25, four Americans died in a building collapse in Athens' historic Plaka neighborhood, identified as newlyweds Ian Alexander Kirkpatrick, 37, and Florida Hoxha, 34, along with her brother Florin Hoxha and his wife Eris Cani.
  • Investigators determined a gas leak in the apartment occupied by Edmond Hings, 78, and his Greek wife of 11 years Athena Papaprescou, 77, triggered an explosion that destroyed the two-story Airbnb where all six were staying.
  • Kirkpatrick and Florida exchanged vows in a Long Island ceremony on Aug. 30, then spent a week in Mexico before traveling to Greece for nine days on their honeymoon, with the collapse occurring the day they were scheduled to return home.
  • Florin Hoxha, an Emory University alumnus, co-founded construction firm Prufock Builders with his brother Clyde, while his wife Eris Cani was an assistant professor of pharmacy practice at Touro College and five-and-a-half months pregnant.
  • Officials are examining adjacent Plaka buildings after they were deemed dangerous, Athens Deputy Mayor Paris Charlaftis said, while Kirkpatrick's mother, Suzanne Nelson, remembered him as having "a zest for life.
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Four Americans, including a newlywed couple from New York and the bride’s brother and his pregnant wife, were killed in a building collapse in Plaka on September 25. They are Ian Alexander Kirkpatrick, 37, his wife Florinda Hodja, 34, her brother Florin Hodja, 36, and his wife, Eris Tsani, who is five and a half months pregnant. Kirkpatrick and Hodja were married on August 30 in a ceremony on Long Island and spent a week in Mexico before traveli…

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star.gr broke the news in Kifisia, Greece on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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