SHOPPING CENTER
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Liberty Center Loses Marks & Spencer And Burger King As Tenants
Liberty Center, a shopping center in southern Bucharest, lost several tenants early this year, such as Marks & Spencer, Forever 18 and a Burger King restaurant that was closed.
Bucharest Remains A Magnet For Mall Developers
The mall market in Bucharest could resume strong growth next year when developers of six new projects with over 300,000 square meters of floor space plan to begin construction works. This wo...
Suceava, Oradea And Arad Leave Bucharest Behind
Investors bet over EUR350 million on new malls and the expansion of existing projects this year. Openings also show in the ranking of cities by retail area per capita.
A EUR260M Investment The Likes Of Which Bucharest Has Never Seen
Bucharest has the biggest malls in the country, the tallest office buildings, luxury hotels and famous parks like Herastrau and Cismigiu (north and center of the city).
Krammer & Wagner: Ten More Foreign Retailers Willing To Tap Romanian Market
The founders of Austrian real estate consultancy Krammer & Wagner, who brought tenants to shopping centers such as Bucharest’s Militari Shopping and Constanta’s Maritimo, said at least ten m...
Altex To Launch EUR4M Shopping Center In Alba Iulia
Electronics retailer Altex will launch Thursday a shopping center in central Romania, developed by the group's real estate division Cometex following an investment of EUR4 million, funded fr...
No Clear-Cut Winner In This Fall’s Mall Battle
The newest “battles” on the Romanian retail market will be fought in Arad, Oradea and Constanta this autumn, where new malls are set to be opened. Four consultants inquired by ZF say, though...
Developers Widen Electroputere Parc To 71,000 Sqm
K&S Development, which develops Electroputere Parc shopping center in Romanian southern city Craiova, have expanded the center by more than 16,000 square meters, to 71,000 sqm, following inc...
Romania To Become Second Largest Shopping Center Market In CEE By 2013
In the coming years, Romania is going to rank second in the region by the volume of shopping centers developed, after Poland, but ahead of the Czech Republic and Hungary, as its market conti...