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Our report presents the shopping centre market in Central Europe in terms of available gross lettable area (GLA) as well as existing schemes and those in the pipeline. In particular, the report covers Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria. The report also profiles important developers and investors, as well as contractors in the region. Key coverage includes market development forecasts up to 2011, as well as analysis of attractive locations in each country for further shopping schemes introduction.
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- developers, contractors and investors
- architects and consultants interested in the Central European market.
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Methodology
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Executive summary
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Social and macroeconomic overview
- Demographics
- Economic growth
- Labour market and purchasing power
- Retail sales 2004-2009
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Comparative analysis of shopping centre market in Central Europe
- 2008-2009: Shopping centre construction boom
- Market size 2007-2009
- GLA in Central Europe
- Number of shopping schemes in Central Europe
- Composition of existing Central European GLA and number of schemes by country
- GLA growth by 2009 by country in Central Europe
- GLA per 1,000 inhabitants by country in Central Europe
- Development drivers
- Rising incomes
- Increasing consumer spending
- Improving retail sales and strong demand for retail space
- Expansion of large multinational grocery retailers
- Demand for convenience
- Demand for a more diverse and larger range of goods
- Market trends
- Low vacancy rates and expansion to regional towns
- Steady increase in rents
- Development of superior, specialist and innovative forms of shopping centres
- New generations of shopping centres
- New brands on the market following the development of shopping centres
- Yield compression slowdown
- Shopping centre investment deals
- Major developers in Central Europe
- Largest shopping centres in Central Europe
- Development forecasts up to 2011
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Country profiles
- Poland
- Demographics
- Macroeconomics overview
- Retail industry overview
- Shopping centre market overview 2007-2009
- Largest shopping centres: existing and in the pipeline, H2 2008-2011
- Profiles of prominent developers, investors and contracts
- Shopping centre space saturation analysis H1 2008-2011: largest cities
- Czech Republic
- Demographics
- Macroeconomic overview
- Retail industry overview
- Shopping centre market overview 2007-2009
- Shopping centre space saturation analysis H1 2008-2011: largest cities
- Profiles of prominent developers, investors and contracts
- Shopping centre space saturation analysis H1 2008-2011: largest cities
- Slovakia
- Demographics
- Macroeconomic overview
- Retail industry overview
- Shopping centre market overview 2007-2009
- Largest shopping centres: existing and in the pipeline, H2 2008-2011
- Profiles of prominent developers, investors and contracts
- Shopping centre space saturation analysis H1 2008-2011: largest cities
- Hungary
- Demographics
- Macroeconomic overview
- Retail industry overview
- Shopping centre market overview 2007-2009
- Largest shopping centres: existing and in the pipeline, H2 2008-2011
- Profiles of prominent developers, investors and contracts
- Shopping centre space saturation analysis H1 2008-2011: largest cities
- Romania
- Demographics
- Macroeconomic overview
- Retail industry overview
- Shopping centre market overview 2007-2009
- Largest shopping centres: existing and in the pipeline, H2 2008-2011
- Profiles of prominent developers, investors and contracts
- Shopping centre space saturation analysis H1 2008-2011: largest cities
- Bulgaria
- Demographics
- Macroeconomic overview
- Retail industry overview
- Shopping centre market overview 2007-2009
- Largest shopping centres: existing and in the pipeline, H2 2008-2011
- Profiles of prominent developers, investors and contracts
- Shopping centre space saturation analysis H1 2008-2011: largest cities
- List of graphs
- List of tables
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- Central European countries covered by the report
- Total shopping centre GLA in Central Europe (m2), 1995-2009
- Total GLA of shopping centres (m m2), their number and average size (m2) in the countries of Central Europe, 2007
- Total and new shopping centre GLA in Central Europe (m m2), 2008-2011
- Shopping centre GLA (m m2) in individual Central European countries: existing and in the pipeline, 2007 and 2008-2011
- Distribution of population of Central European countries (million, %), 2007
- Population living in urban areas in Central European countries (%), 2007
- Number of large cities in countries of Central Europe, 2007
- Population of capitals of Central European countries (million and % of country’s total population), 2007
- Populations of cities with more than 100,000 in Central European countries (million and % of country’s total population), 2007
- Total GDP in Central European countries (€ bn), 2004-2009
- GDP of Central European countries (€ bn, %), 2007
- Real GDP growth in the Central European countries (%), 2004-2009
- Inflation in the Central European countries (%), 2004-2009
- Unemployment rates in Central European counries (annual average, %), 2004-2008
- Per capita GDP PPS in Central European countries (EU27=100), 2004-2010
- Value of retail trade in Central Europe (€ bn), 2004-2009
- Retail sales in Central European countries (€ bn, %), 2007
- Retail sales per capita in Central European countries (€), 2006-2007
- Value of shopping centres to be launched in Central Europe as a whole and in individual countries (€ m) in 2008 and 2009 and y-o-y change (%), 2008-2009
- Breakdown of shopping centre construction value in Central Europe by country (%), 2008-2009
- GLA in Central Europe (m m2) and y-o-y change (%), 2007-2009
- Total shopping centre GLA in Central Europe (m2), 1995-2009
- Number of shopping centres in Central Europe, 2007-2009
- Size (m2) and composition (%) of shopping centre GLA in operation in Central European countries, 2007
- Number of shopping centres in Central Europe by country, 2007
- Total GLA of shopping centres (m m2), their number and average size (m2) in the countries of Central Europe, 2007
- Shopping centre GLA per 1,000 inhabitants in capitals of Central European countries, H1 2008 and 2011
- Forecast shopping centre GLA growth rate by country in Central Europe (%), 2009/2007
- Shopping centre GLA (m m2) in operation in 2007 and planned for 2008-2
- in Central Europe, 2007-2009
- Share of individual countries as a proportion of total Central European shopping centre GLA (%), 1995-2009
- Composition of shopping centre supply in operation (GLA, m2) in Central European countries (%), 2007-2009
- Shopping centre GLA/1,000 inhabitants in countries of Central Europe (m2), 2007-2009
- Average monthly wages in Central European countries (€), 2004-2010
- Average shopping centre GLA in countries of Central Europe (m2), H1 2008
- Total number of shopping centres in Central Europe, 2007-2011
- Number of shopping centres in individual Central European countries, 2007 and forecast for 2011
- Shopping centre GLA (m m2) in individual Central European countries: existing and in the pipeline, 2007 and 2008-2011
- Total and new shopping centre GLA in Central Europe (m m2), 2008-2011
- Amount to be invested in shopping centres in the pipeline for a given year (€ m), 2008-2011
- Average shopping centre size in individual Central European countries (m2), H1 2008 and 2011
- Distribution of population in Poland (%), 2007
- Unemployment rate in Poland (%), 2004-2008
- Value of retail trade in Poland (€ bn), 2004-2010
- Shopping centre GLA in total and newly added in Poland (m m2), 2000-2009
- GLA in shopping centres in Poland by cities (%), H1 2008
- Number and GLA (‘000 m2) of shopping centres in Warsaw, Poland, 1997-2011
- Number and GLA (‘000 m2) in shopping centres in Lodz, Poland, 1998-2011
- Number and GLA (‘000 m2) in shopping centres in Krakow, Poland, 1997-2011
- Number and GLA (‘000 m2) in shopping centres in Wroclaw, Poland, 1998-2011
- Number and GLA (‘000 m2) in shopping centres in Poznan, Poland, 1998-2011
- Number and GLA (‘000 m2) in shopping centres in Gdansk, Poland, 1998-2011
- GLA (m2) in shopping centres per 1,000 inhabitants in the largest cities of Poland, H1 2008
- GLA in the pipeline in cities in Poland (%), H2 2008-2011
- GLA (‘000 m2) in shopping centres in the largest cities in Poland, active in H1 2008 and planned for H2 2008-2011
- GLA in shopping centres per 1,000 inhabitants (m2) in the largest Polish cities, 2011
- Distribution of population in the Czech Republic (%), 2007
- Unemployment rate in the Czech Republic (%), 2004-2008
- Value of retail trade in the Czech Republic (€ bn), 2004-2010
- GLA in shopping centres in the Czech Republic by cities (%), H1 2008
- Number and GLA (‘000 m2) of shopping centres in Prague, the Czech Republic, 1997-2011
- GLA (m2) in shopping centres per 1,000 inhabitants in the largest Czech cities, H1 2008
- GLA in the pipeline in cities in the Czech Republic (%), H2 2008-2011
- GLA (‘000 m2) in shopping centres in the largest cities in the Czech Republic, active in H1 2008 and planned for H2 2008-2011
- GLA in shopping centres per 1,000 inhabitants (m2) in the largest cities of the Czech Republic, 2011
- Distribution of population in Slovakia, 2007
- Unemployment rate in Slovakia (%), 2004-2008
- Value of retail trade in Slovakia (€ bn), 2004-2010
- GLA in shopping centres in Slovakia by cities (%), H1 2008
- Number and GLA (‘000 m2) of shopping centres in Bratislava, Slovakia, 2000-2011
- Number and GLA (‘000 m2) of shopping centres in Kosice, Slovakia, 2001-2011
- GLA (m2) in shopping centres per 1,000 inhabitants in the largest cities of Slovakia, H1 2008
- GLA in the pipeline in cities in Slovakia (%), H2 2008-2011
- GLA (‘000 m2) in shopping centres in the largest cities in Slovakia, active in H1 2008 and planned for H2 2008-2011
- GLA in shopping centres per 1,000 inhabitants (m2) in the largest cities of Slovakia, 2011
- Distribution of population in Hungary, 2007
- Unemployment rate in Hungary (%), 2004-2008
- Value of retail trade in Hungary (€ bn), 2004-2010
- GLA in shopping centres in Hungary by cities (%), H1 2008
- Number and GLA (‘000 m2) in shopping centres in Budapest, Hungary, 1997-2011
- GLA (m2) in shopping centres per 1,000 inhabitants in the largest cities of Hungary, H1 2008
- GLA in the pipeline in cities in Hungary (%), H2 2008-2011
- GLA (‘000 m2) in shopping centres in the largest cities in Hungary, active in H1 2008 and planned for H2 2008-2011
- GLA in shopping centres per 1,000 inhabitants (m2) in the largest cities of Hungary, 2011
- Distribution of population in Romania, 2007
- Unemployment rate in Romania (%), 2004-2008
- Value of retail trade in Romania (€ bn), 2004-2010
- GLA in shopping centres in Romania by cities (%), H1 2008
- Number and GLA (‘000 m2) in shopping centres in Bucharest, Romania, 1997-2011
- GLA (m2) in shopping centres per 1,000 inhabitants in the largest cities of Romania, H1 2008
- GLA in the pipeline in cities in Romania (%), H2 2008-2011
- GLA (‘000 m2) in shopping centres in the largest cities in Romania, active in H1 2008 and planned for H2 2008-2011
- GLA in shopping centres per 1,000 inhabitants (m2) in the largest cities of Romania, 2011
- Distribution of population in Bulgaria, 2007
- Unemployment rate in Bulgaria (%), 2004-2008
- Value of retail trade in Bulgaria (€ bn), 2004-2010
- GLA in shopping centres in Bulgaria by cities (%), H1 2008
- Number and GLA (‘000 m2) in shopping centres in Sofia, Bulgaria, 1999-2011
- GLA (m2) in shopping centres per 1,000 inhabitants in the largest cities of Bulgaria, H1 2008
- GLA in the pipeline in cities in Bulgaria (%), H2 2008-2011
- GLA (‘000 m2) in shopping centres in the largest cities in Bulgaria, active in H1 2008 and planned for H2 2008-2011
- GLA in shopping centres per 1,000 inhabitants (m2) in the largest cities of Romania, 2011
- Annual average exchange rates used for this report (euro to national currency unit), 2004-2010
- Forecast number of shopping centres, their GLA (m m2) and growth in comparison with 2007 (%) in individual Central European countries, 2009
- The largest shopping centres in the region, H1 2008
- Top 15 cities in Central Europe by number of residents, 2007
- Key data on first shopping centres opened in each Central European country, 1996-2008
- Disposable household income in Central European countries (€ ‘000 per capita), 1995, 2005, 2016
- Consumer spending per capita in Central European countries (€ ‘000), 1995, 2005, 2016
- Value of retail sales in Central European countries (€ bn) in 2008 and y-o-y change (%), 2005-2009
- Rental rates (per m2/month) in Central Europe, by country (€), 2007
- Factory outlet centres in Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary, H1 2008
- Prime yields in Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary (%), 2007
- Prime yields in capital cities of Central European countries (%), Q4 2007
- Countries where shopping centre investors in Central Europe completed major deals, by company, 2005-2008
- Major shopping centre deals in Central Europe, 2005-H1 2008 59-
- Presence of selected shopping centre developers in countries of Central Europe, H1 2008
- The largest shopping centres in Central Europe, H1 2008
- Number of new shopping centres in individual Central European countries, 2008-2011
- New shopping centre GLA (m m2) in individual Central European countries, 2008-2011
- Largest shopping centres to be developed in Central Europe, H1 2008-2011
- Selected macroeconomic and retail market data of Poland, 2007-2008
- Key data on shopping centre market in Poland, 2008-2009
- Largest shopping centres in Poland, H1 2008 78-
- The largest shopping centres in Poland launched or in the pipeline for 2008
- Largest projects in the pipeline in Poland, H2 2008-2011
- Prominent developers and investors in Poland, H1 2008 81-
- Prominent contractors in Poland, H1 2008 84-
- Examples of selected shopping centre construction deals on the Polish market (€ m), H1 2008
- Shopping centres in the largest Polish cities, H1 2008
- Per capita GDP in PPS in regions in which main cities of Poland are situated, 2005
- Selected macroeconomic and retail market data of the Czech Republic, 2007-2008
- Key data on shopping centre market in the Czech Republic, 2008-2009
- Largest shopping centres in the Czech Republic, H1 2008
- The largest shopping centres in the Czech Republic launched or in the pipeline for 2008
- Largest projects in the pipeline in the Czech Republic, H2 2008-2011
- Prominent developers and investors in the Czech Republic, H1 2008 101-
- Prominent contractors in the Czech Republic, H1 2008
- Shopping centres in the largest cities of the Czech Republic, H1 2008
- Per capita GDP in PPS in regions in which the main cities of the Czech Republic are situated, 2005
- Selected macroeconomic and retail market data of Slovakia, 2007-2008
- Key data on shopping centre market in Slovakia, 2008-2009
- Largest shopping centres in Slovakia, H1 2008
- The largest shopping centres in Slovakia launched or in the pipeline for 2008
- Largest projects in the pipeline in Slovakia, H2 2008-2011
- Prominent developers and investors in Slovakia, H1 2008 116-
- Prominent contractors in Slovakia, H1 2008
- Shopping centres in the largest cities of Slovakia, H1 2008
- Per capita GDP in PPS in regions in which the main cities of Slovakia are situated, 2005
- Selected macroeconomic and retail market data of Hungary, 2007-2008
- Key data on shopping centre market in Hungary, 2008-2009
- Largest shopping centres in Hungary, H1 2008
- The largest shopping centres in Hungary launched or in the pipeline for 2008
- Largest projects in the pipeline in Hungary, H2 2008-2011
- Prominent developers and investors in Hungary, H1 2008 130-
- Prominent contractors in Hungary, H1 2008
- Shopping centres in the largest Hungarian cities, H1 2008
- Per capita GDP in PPS in regions in which main cities of Hungary are situated, 2005
- Selected macroeconomic and retail market data of Romania, 2007-2008
- Key data on shopping centre market in Romania, 2008-2009
- Largest shopping centres in Romania, H1 2008
- The largest shopping centres in Romania launched or in the pipeline for 2008
- Largest projects in the pipeline in Romania, H2 2008-2011
- Prominent developers and investors in Romania, H1 2008 144-
- Prominent contractors in Romania, H1 2008
- Shopping centres in the largest Romanian cities, H1 2008
- Per capita GDP in PPS in regions in which the main cities of Romania are situated, 2005
- Selected macroeconomic and retail market data of Bulgaria, 2007-2008
- Key data on shopping centre market in Bulgaria, 2008-2009
- Largest shopping centres in Bulgaria, H1 2008
- The largest shopping centres in Bulgaria launched or in the pipeline for 2008
- Largest projects in the pipeline in Bulgaria, H2 2008-2011
- Prominent developers and investors in Bulgaria, H1 2008 160-
- Prominent contractors in Bulgaria, H1 2008
- Shopping centres in the largest Bulgarian cities, H1 2008
- Per capita GDP in PPS in regions in which main cities of Bulgaria are situated, 2005 166
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