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Southern Bucharest, the new 'star' area for shopping malls
The Southern area of Bucharest, a location previously shunned by real estate developers, has unexpectedly become the new "star" for mall developers, with three shopping centre projects (City...
Malls scheduled for opening this year
This year's star cities will be Bucharest and Suceava, with 3 launches of new shopping centres each, while Galati, Buzau, Piatra-Neamt or Focsani will witness the opening of the first develo...
200,000 people expected to work in malls
Real estate developers' aggressive expansion plans on the domestic market will have a significant impact on the labour market, as retailers will need to hire around 200,000 people to work in...
Plaza Centers to develop 15 shopping malls within 5 years
Plaza Centers, developer of the Casa Radio (Radio House) project in Bucharest, intends to buy another three plots of land by the end of this year, where it plans to develop shopping centres....
Bucharest's malls expand to satisfy Romanians' shopping appetite
The supply of lettable retail space in Bucharest's mall-type shopping centres is expected to increase by only 12,500 square metres this year, amid the expansion of already existing projects...
Malls and hypermarkets boost Macon's business by 40%
Deva-based Macon, which operates on the market of construction materials, has registered an approximately 7.12 million-euro turnover for the first quarter of this year, a 40% increase in fin...
Last place in Europe in terms of malls per capita
Romania is the country with the fewest malls per capita, with some 20 square metres for every 1,000 inhabitants, shows a study conducted on 18 European markets by real estate consulting comp...
Mobilia Company invests 85m euros in furniture malls
Mobilia Company, a Romanian-Canadian-owned company based in Bucharest, will invest 85 million euros over the next five years to open seventeen furniture shopping centres throughout the count...
Romania churns out malls faster than most of Europe
Romania churns out malls faster than most of Europe