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SERIES: Shopping centres in Central Europe 2011

Market analysis and development forecasts for 2011-2013
SERIES: Shopping centres in Central Europe 2011 Market analysis and development forecasts for 2011-2013

July 2011
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This series of reports presents shopping centre market in Central Europe, its current status, market trends and the development forecasts. It covers six Central European countries:

The report contains country profiles with basic information on demographics and macroeconomics as well as details on shopping centre markets. Data includes, among others, total number of shopping centres and GLA in each country – historical data for 2007-2010 and forecasts for 2011-2013. The largest projects are additionally described.

Apart from that, the publication provides the comparative analysis of shopping centre markets in Central Europe, together with saturation analysis of the main cities in each of the countries. The market overview is complemented with the profiles of main companies involved in the investment process - constructors, developers and investors.

Why did we decide to write the report?

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“Liberec is the most saturated Czech city in terms of GLA per thousand inhabitants.”
“Bucharest dominates on the shopping centre market in Romania, accounting for more than one-third of total shopping centre GLA in the country (2010).”
“Prague has more than 20 shopping centres.”
“Slovakia has only two cities of more than 100,000 residents - Bratislava and Kosice, inhabited by just 12% of the country's population.”
“The largest shopping centre in Hungary is Arena Plaza (66,000 m2 of GLA) launched in 2007 in its capital city.”
“Warsaw shopping centres comprise over 1,000,000 m2 of GLA.”
“Over the last decade, the final consumption expenditure of households in the six Central European countries doubled to €5,200 per inhabitant on average.”
“The purchase of Warszawa Wilenska and Arkadia in Warsaw by Unibail-Rodamco was the most valuable deal on the CE shopping centre market in 2010.”
“Over the last three years, the Bulgarian shopping centre market has increased more than four-fold, in terms of GLA.”
“There are nearly 400 shopping centres of at least 10,000 m2 of GLA operating in the six Central European countries.”
“Port Lodz is the largest shopping centre opened in 2010 in Central Europe.”
“There are more than 2,500 cities in the six CE countries.”
“Retail sales per capita in Central Europe amounted to €2,900 in 2010.”
“25 shopping centres exceeding 50,000 m2 of GLA operate in Poland.”
“Romania has the largest shopping centres of the six CE countries, 36,700 m2 on average.”
  • The shopping centre market was impacted by the financial crisis that halted or delayed many investment processes, it’s time to check how the market performs currently in each of the countries taken into account, and whether it’s recovering.
  • There is much data on the market situation, however, it is very dispersed – our report collects all the necessary information in one place for a competitive price.

Companies in this report

Apsys Polska, Arcadom Construction, Atrium Centers, Atrium European Real Estate, Bel Rom, Discovery Group, ECE Projektmanagement, Echo Investment, GE Real Estate, Globe Trade Center, HB Reavis Group, Immofinanz Group, ING Real Estate, Inter IKEA Centre Group, Iulius Group, Klepierre, Mayland Real Estate, METRO Group Asset Management, Multi Development, Neinver, Oasis Group, Omilos Group, Parkridge Retail Poland, Plaza Centers, Raiffeisen Evolution, Rank Progress, Real Estate Services Bulgaria, Real4You, The Outlet Company, TK Development, TriGranit, Unibail-Rodamco.

Key report sections

  • description and analysis of the shopping centre market in Central Europe as a whole and in six countries: Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia
  • key indicators: number of shopping centres, total/average/new GLA, GLA per 1,000 inhabitants, estimated investment value, market growth
  • characteristics of the largest shopping centres
  • saturation of main cities in terms of shopping centres GLA
  • market outlook: projects expected for 2011-2013, including shopping centres under construction and those planned, and how it will impact the market
  • general trends in Central Europe (customers, rental rates, attractiveness of potential locations)
  • companies involved in the development of shopping centres, including investors, developers, contractors and marketers
  • major shopping centres deals
  • a brief background of macroeconomic and demographic environment
  • development drivers and threats as well as key trends concerning shopping centre market in Central Europe 
  • rental rates and prime yields in the Central European countries

Report answers following questions

  • Which countries are the most and the least developed in terms of shopping centres number and GLA?
  • How many shopping centres are to be opened in particular CE countries in 2011-2013, and where are the largest projects located?
  • Which cities are the most and the least saturated taking into account shopping centres area?
  • What are the main trends and factors influencing shopping centre market?
  • How will the CE shopping centre market look like in three-year term?
  • Which one of the Central European countries expand the most?
  • Where are the largest projects located
  • What is the average size of shopping centre in individual CE countries and how it changes?
  • How many shopping centres are to be opened in particular CE countries in 2011-2013?
  • Which of the international brands have recently entered the CE markets?
  • What is the level of rental rates in particular CE countries and where are they expected to increase?
  • Which shopping centres have changed their owners since 2005?
  • What is the purchasing power of inhabitants in six CE countries considered in the report?
  • How much money was spent on shopping centre development and what is the planned investment value for the following three years?
  • What is the economic situation of the region and its perspectives in terms of GDP growth, labour market condition, inflation rates etc.?
  • How many cities are there in each of the CE countries (with special attention paid to the largest ones)?
  • At what pace will the retail markets in Central Europe develop and where are the lowest and the highest retail sales per capita? 

Report strengths

  • includes historical data
  • everything on shopping centres in Central Europe in one document
  • the report presents in detail each of the six CE markets as well as the region as a whole
  • a great amount of tables and graphs giving the image of shopping centre market in Central Europe
  • development forecasts up to 2013
  • lots of additional information on: macroeconomic and demographic overview, retail market growth, details on companies involved into development process, market trends, consumer attitude, market trends and key drivers

Reports available in this series:

Extract from this report

  • Since 1995, the shopping centre GLA in the six Central European countries has increased on average by 700,000 m2 per annum.
  • The average shopping centre in Central Europe took up to 30,260 m2 in 2010 and it has been consequently growing over the years.
  • Between the end of 2010 and the end of 2013, all CE countries will see significant growth in shopping centres number and GLA. The most substantial amount of GLA is to be added in Poland and Romania.
  • The largest ever transaction in Central Europe is still the purchase of the Palladium shopping centre in the heart of Prague by Germany’s Hannover Leasing. The transaction concluded in 2007 was worth €530m.
  • There are 93 large shopping centres of more than 40,000 m2 of GLA, according to ICSC standard, operating in the six CE countries analysed.

Market commentary by expert

In terms of GLA, the Central European shopping centre market has increased by half over the last three years. The growth could have been even higher if the financial crisis had not limited ambitious plans of both developers and retailers, as well as customer expectations and purchasing power. Bulgaria and Romania, as less mature countries, have been developing much more intensely compared to other CE countries. Hungary, on the other hand, has experienced the slowest pace of growth. Poland has made a good use of the fact that, as the only country in Europe, it did not record a decline in GDP or in retail sales during the crisis.
After a slowdown, we observe a step-by-step recovery on the CE shopping centre market, reflected in unfreezing old projects and announcing many new developments, to be completed mainly in 2012-2013. The CE countries under consideration are still relatively undersaturated, compared to the shopping centre supply of Western Europe. Thus, there is still room for new investments, albeit allocated more cautiously and more relevant to market needs.


Dominika Kubacka, Retail market analyst

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  1. Methodology p. 7

  2. Executive summary p. 13

  3. Social and macroeconomic overview p. 29

  4. Comparative analysis of the shopping centre market in Central Europe p. 43

    • Market size 2007-2013 p. 44
      • GLA in Central Europe p. 44
      • Number of shopping centres in Central Europe p. 45
      • Composition of existing Central European GLA and number of schemes by country p. 47
      • GLA growth in the Central European countries p. 50
      • Saturation with shopping centre GLA in the Central European countries p. 53
      • Shopping centres in the Central European capitals p. 55
    • Development drivers and threats p. 57
      • Effects of the financial crisis p. 57
      • Recovering economies p. 57
      • Limited, yet still existing space for development p. 58
      • Growing purchasing power p. 58
      • Increasing customer spending p. 59
      • Improving retail sales and resulting demand for new retail space p. 59
      • Weaker domestic industries and investments of global players on more favourable markets p. 60
      • Expansion of multinational retailers p. 60
      • Demand for convenience p. 60
      • Improved image of shopping centres p. 61
    • Market trends p. 61
      • Extensions of prime locations instead of new large-size projects p. 61
      • Refurbishment of older centres p. 63
      • Cautious financing with stricter criteria p. 63
      • Expansion to regional towns and secondary cities p. 64
      • Stability in rents, increase in case of prime locations p. 65
      • Development of innovative forms of shopping centres p. 68
      • New generations of shopping centres p. 72
      • Facilitated entry of new brands p. 72
      • Yields compression replaced by an increase and expected stability p. 74
    • Shopping centre investment deals p. 76
    • Major developers in Central Europe p. 84
    • Largest shopping centres in Central Europe p. 90
    • Development forecasts until 2013 p. 94

  5. Country profiles

  6. Bulgaria p. 101

    • Demographics p. 102
    • Macroeconomic overview p. 104
    • Retail industry overview p. 105
    • Shopping centre market overview 2007-2011 p. 106
    • Shopping centre space saturation analysis 2010-2013: largest cities p. 116

  7. Czech Republic p. 123

    • Demographics p. 124
    • Macroeconomic overview p. 126
    • Retail industry overview p. 127
    • Shopping centre market overview, 2007-2011 p. 128
    • Shopping centre space saturation analysis 2010-2013: largest cities p. 139

  8. Hungary p. 145

    • Demographics p. 146
    • Macroeconomic overview p. 148
    • Retail industry overview p. 149
    • Shopping centre market overview 2007-2011 p. 150
    • Shopping centre space saturation analysis 2010-2013: largest cities p. 161

  9. Poland p. 169

    • Demographics p. 170
    • Macroeconomic overview p. 172
    • Retail industry overview p. 174
    • Shopping centre market overview 2007-2011 p. 174
    • Shopping centre space saturation analysis 2010-2013: largest cities p. 191

  10. Romania p. 203

    • Demographics p. 204
    • Macroeconomic overview p. 206
    • Retail industry overview p. 208
    • Shopping centre market overview 2007-2011 p. 209
    • Shopping centre space saturation analysis 2010-2013: largest cities p. 219

  11. Slovakia p. 229

    • Demographics p. 230
    • Macroeconomic overview p. 231
    • Retail industry overview p. 233
    • Shopping centre market overview, 2007-2011 p. 233
    • Shopping centre space saturation analysis 2010-2013: largest cities p. 239

  12. List of graphs p. 249

  13. List of tables p. 253

  14. About PMR p. 257

  15. Contact PMR p. 258

List of graphs

  1. Total shopping centre GLA in Central Europe (m2), 1997-2013
  2. Total GLA of shopping centres (milion m2), their number and average size (m2) in the Central European countries, 2010
  3. Shopping centre GLA growth rate in Central Europe (%), by country, 2010/2007 and forecast for 2013/2010
  4. Shopping centre GLA/1,000 inhabitants in countries of Central Europe (m2), 2007-2013
  5. Shopping centre GLA (million m2) in operation in 2010 and planned for 2011-2013 in Central European countries
  6. Distribution of population of Central European countries (million, %), 2010
  7. Population in urban areas in Central European countries (%), 2009-2010
  8. Number of large cities in Central European countries, 2010
  9. Population of capitals in Central European countries (million and % of country’s total population), 2010
  10. Population of cities with more than 100,000 inhabitants in Central European countries (million and % of country’s total population), 2010
  11. Total GDP in Central European countries (€ bn), 2004-2012
  12. GDP of Central European countries (€ bn, %), 2010
  13. Real GDP growth in Central European countries (%), 2004-2012
  14. Inflation rates in Central European countries (%), 2004-2012
  15. Unemployment rates in Central European countries (%), 2004-2012
  16. Average monthly wages in Central European countries (€), 2004-2012
  17. Per capita GDP in PPS in Central European countries (EU27=100), 2004-2012
  18. GDP per capita in PPS in Central European countries (EU27=100), 2001 and 2012
  19. Value (€ bn) and change of retail sales in Central Europe, 2004-2012
  20. Retail sales in Central European countries (€ bn, %), 2010
  21. Retail sales per capita in Central European countries (€), 2009-2010
  22. GLA in Central Europe (million m2) and change, 2007-2013
  23. Total shopping centre GLA in Central Europe (m2), 1997-2013
  24. Number of shopping centres in Central Europe and change (%), 2007-2013
  25. Total number of shopping centres in Central Europe, 1997-2013
  26. Size (m2) and composition (%) of shopping centres GLA in operation in Central European countries, 2010
  27. Number of shopping centres in Central Europe by country, 2010
  28. Share of individual countries in GLA and number of shopping centres in Central Europe (%), 2010
  29. Average shopping centre GLA in Central European countries (m2), 2010
  30. Total GLA of shopping centres (milion m2), their number and average size (m2) in the Central European countries, 2010
  31. Shopping centre GLA growth rate in Central Europe (%), by country, 2010/2007 and forecast for 2013/2010
  32. Shopping centre GLA (million m2) in operation in 2010 and planned for 2011-2013 in Central European countries
  33. Share of Central European countries in total GLA (%), 2000, 2005, 2010 and 2013
  34. Shopping centre GLA per 1,000 inhabitants in Central European countries (m2), 2010
  35. Shopping centre GLA/1,000 inhabitants in countries of Central Europe (m2), 2007-2013
  36. Prominence of Central European capitals by population and shopping centre GLA (%), 2010
  37. Shopping centre GLA (m2) per 1,000 inhabitants in Central European capitals, 2007, 2010 and 2013
  38. Final consumption expenditure of households in Central European countries (€ per inhabitant), 2001 and 2010
  39. Outlet centres’ GLA in Central Europe by country (’000 m2), 2006-2012
  40. Share of large shopping centres in the countries of Central Europe (%), 2010
  41. Average shopping centre GLA in Central European countries (m2), 2010
  42. Total number of shopping centres in Central Europe, 2010-2013
  43. Number of shopping centres in individual Central European countries, 2010 and forecast for 2013
  44. Shopping centre GLA (million m2) in operation in 2010 and planned for 2011-2013 in Central European countries
  45. Total and new shopping centre GLA in Central Europe (million m2), 2011-2013
  46. Estimated investment value (€ m) in the construction of shopping centres in Central Europe, 2007-2013
  47. Breakdown of shopping centre investment value by Central European countries (%), 2007-2010 and 2011-2013
  48. Average shopping centre size in individual Central European countries (m2), 2010 and 2013
  49. Distribution of the population in Bulgaria (%), 2010
  50. Unemployment rate in Bulgaria (%), 2005-2011
  51. Value of retail trade in Bulgaria (€ bn), 2004-2012
  52. GLA in shopping centres in Bulgaria, by cities (%), 2010
  53. Number and GLA (’000 m2) in the shopping centres in Sofia, Bulgaria, 1999-2013
  54. GLA (m2) in shopping centres per 1,000 inhabitants in the largest cities of Bulgaria, 2010
  55. GLA in the pipeline in Bulgaria’s cities (%), 2011-2013
  56. GLA in shopping centres in the largest cities of Bulgaria (’000 m2), active in 2010 and planned for 2011-2013
  57. GLA in shopping centres per 1,000 inhabitants (m2) in the largest cities of Bulgaria, 2013f
  58. Distribution of the population in the Czech Republic (%), 2010
  59. Unemployment rate in the Czech Republic (%), 2005-2011
  60. Value of retail trade in the Czech Republic (€ bn), 2004-2012
  61. GLA in shopping centres in the Czech Republic by cities (%), 2010
  62. Number and GLA (’000 m2) in shopping centres in Prague, the Czech Republic, 1997-2013
  63. GLA in shopping centres per 1,000 inhabitants (m2) in the largest cities of the Czech Republic, 2010
  64. GLA in the pipeline in cities in the Czech Republic (%), 2011-2013
  65. GLA in shopping centres in the largest cities of the Czech Republic (’000 m2), active in 2010 and planned for 2010-2013
  66. GLA in shopping centres per 1,000 inhabitants (m2) in the largest cities of the Czech Republic, 2013f
  67. Distribution of the population in Hungary (%), 2009
  68. Unemployment rate in Hungary (%), 2005-2011
  69. Value of retail trade in Hungary (€ bn), 2004-2012
  70. GLA in the shopping centres in Hungary, by cities (%), 2010
  71. Number and GLA (’000 m2) in the shopping centres in Budapest, Hungary, 1997-2013
  72. GLA (m2) in shopping centres per 1,000 inhabitants in the largest cities of Hungary, 2010
  73. GLA in the pipeline in Hungary’s cities (%), 2011-2013
  74. GLA in shopping centres in the largest cities of Hungary (’000 m2), active in 2010 and planned for 2011-2013
  75. GLA in shopping centres per 1,000 inhabitants (m2) in the largest cities of Hungary, 2013f
  76. Distribution of the population in Poland (%), 2009
  77. Unemployment rate in Poland (%), 2005-2011
  78. Value of retail trade in Poland (€ bn), 2004-2012
  79. Shopping centre GLA in Poland, in total and newly added (million m2), 2000-2013
  80. GLA in shopping centres in Poland, by cities (%), 2010
  81. Number and GLA (‘000 m2) of the shopping centres in Warsaw, Poland, 1997-2013
  82. Number and GLA (‘000 m2) of the shopping centres in Krakow, Poland, 1997-2013
  83. Number and GLA (‘000 m2) of the shopping centres in Wroclaw, Poland, 1998-2013
  84. Number and GLA (‘000 m2) of the shopping centres in Lodz, Poland, 1998-2013
  85. Number and GLA (‘000 m2) of the shopping centres in Poznan, Poland, 1998-2013
  86. Number and GLA (‘000 m2) of the shopping centres in Gdansk, Poland, 1998-2013
  87. GLA (m2) in shopping centres per 1,000 inhabitants in the largest cities of Poland, 2010
  88. GLA in the pipeline in cities in Poland (%), 2011-2013
  89. GLA in shopping centres in the largest cities of Poland (‘000 m2), active in 2010 and planned for 2011-2013
  90. GLA in shopping centres per 1,000 inhabitants (m2) in the largest cities of Poland, 2013f
  91. Distribution of the population in Romania, 2009
  92. Unemployment rate in Romania (%), 2005-2011
  93. Value of retail trade in Romania (€ bn), 2004-2012
  94. GLA in shopping centres in Romania, by cities (%), 2010
  95. Number and GLA (’000 m2) in the shopping centres in Bucharest, Romania, 2000-2013
  96. GLA in shopping centres per 1,000 inhabitants (m2) in the largest cities of Romania, 2010
  97. GLA in the pipeline in Romania’s cities (%), 2011-2013
  98. GLA in shopping centres in the Romanian largest cities (’000 m2), active in 2010 and planned for 2011-2013
  99. GLA in shopping centres per 1,000 inhabitants (m2) in the largest cities of Romania, 2013f
  100. Distribution of the population in Slovakia, 2009
  101. Unemployment rate in Slovakia (%), 2005-2011
  102. Value of retail trade in Slovakia (€ bn), 2004-2012
  103. GLA in shopping centres in Slovakia, by cities (%), 2010
  104. Number and GLA (’000 m2) in the shopping centres in Bratislava, Slovakia, 2000-2013
  105. Number and GLA (’000 m2) in the shopping centres in Kosice, Slovakia, 2001-2013
  106. GLA in shopping centres per 1,000 inhabitants (m2) in the largest cities of Slovakia, 2010
  107. GLA in the pipeline in Slovakia’s cities (%), 2011-2013
  108. GLA in shopping centres in the largest cities of Slovakia (’000 m2), active in 2010 and planned for 2011-2013
  109. GLA in shopping centres per 1,000 inhabitants (m2) in the largest cities of Slovakia, 2013f

List of tables

  1. Annual average exchange rates used for this report (euro to national currency), 2004-2010
  2. Shopping centre market in Central European capitals, 2010
  3. 10 largest shopping centres in Central Europe, 2010
  4. Five largest shopping centres to be developed in Central Europe, 2011-2013
  5. Key data on shopping centre market in Bulgaria, 2007-2013
  6. Key data concerning the shopping centre market in the Czech Republic, 2007-2013
  7. Key data on the shopping centre market in Hungary, 2007-2013
  8. Key data on shopping centre market in Poland, 2007-2013
  9. Key data concerning shopping centre market in Romania, 2007-2013
  10. Key data concerning the shopping centre market in Slovakia, 2007-2013
  11. Number of cities in Central European countries, by population, 2010
  12. Top 20 cities in Central Europe by number of residents, 2010
  13. Key data on first shopping centres opened in each Central European country, 1996-2010
  14. Shopping centre market in Central European capitals, 2010
  15. Value of retail sales in Central European countries (€ bn) in 2010 and change (%), 2008-2012
  16. Largest planned extensions to the shopping centres in Central European countries, 2011-2013
  17. Prime shopping centre rents in Central European countries (€/m2/year), H2 2010
  18. Prime shopping centre rents in Hungary (€/m2/year), 2010
  19. Prime shopping centre rents in Bulgaria by cities (€/m2/year), 2010
  20. Prime shopping centre rents in Romania (€/m2/year), 2010
  21. Prime shopping centre rents in Poland by cities (€/m2/year), 2010
  22. Prime shopping centre rents in Poland by city size (€/m2/year), Q1 2011
  23. Prime shopping centre rents in the Czech Republic by cities (€/m2/year), 2010
  24. Outlets’ share in the shopping centre market in terms of GLA and number, in Central Europe, 2010
  25. Operating and planned outlet centres in Central Europe, 2010
  26. Attractiveness of Central European countries for international retailers, 2009
  27. Selected global brands that entered Central European countries in 2009-2011
  28. Selected brands that entered Poland, 2009-2011
  29. Prime retail yields in Central European countries (%), 2006-2010
  30. Prime shopping centre yields in Central European countries (%), H2 2010
  31. Top shopping centre deals in Central Europe, 2005-2010
  32. Countries where shopping centre investors in Central Europe completed major deals, by company, 2005-2010
  33. Major shopping centre deals in Poland, 2005-2010
  34. Major shopping centre deals in Hungary, 2005-2010
  35. Major shopping centre deals in the Czech Republic, 2005-2010
  36. Major shopping centre deals in Slovakia, 2005-2010
  37. Major shopping centre deals in Romania, 2005-2010
  38. Major shopping centre deals in Bulgaria, 2005-2010
  39. Presence of selected shopping centre developers in the countries of Central Europe, 2010
  40. The largest shopping centres in Central Europe, 2010
  41. Number of new shopping centres in Central European countries, 2011-2013
  42. New shopping centre GLA (million m2) in individual Central European countries, 2011-2013
  43. Largest shopping centres to be developed in Central Europe, 2011-2013
  44. Number of towns in Bulgaria by population, 31 December 2010
  45. The largest cities in Bulgaria, by area and density, 2010
  46. Selected macroeconomic and retail market data concerning Bulgaria, 2007-2011
  47. Key data on shopping centre market in Bulgaria, 2007-2013
  48. Largest shopping centres in Bulgaria, 2010
  49. Largest projects in the pipeline in Bulgaria, 2011-2013
  50. Major developers and investors in Bulgaria, 2010
  51. Major contractors in Bulgaria, 2010
  52. Shopping centres in the largest Bulgarian cities, 2010-2013
  53. GDP per capita in PPS in the regions of Bulgaria (EU mean=100), 2005-2007
  54. Average monthly wages and unemployment rates in the largest Bulgarian cities, 2010
  55. Number of towns in the Czech Republic by population, 31 Dec 2010
  56. The largest cities in the Czech Republic, by area and density, 2010
  57. Selected macroeconomic and retail market data concerning the Czech Republic, 2007-2011
  58. Key data concerning the shopping centre market in the Czech Republic, 2007-2013
  59. Largest shopping centres in the Czech Republic, 2010
  60. The largest shopping centres in the Czech Republic launched in 2009-2010
  61. Largest projects in the pipeline in the Czech Republic, 2011-2013
  62. Largest projects in the Czech Republic on hold and with unconfirmed status, 2010
  63. Major developers and investors in the Czech Republic, 2010
  64. Major contractors in the Czech Republic, 2010
  65. Shopping centres in the largest cities of the Czech Republic, 2010-2013
  66. GDP per capita in the regions of the Czech Republic (EU mean=100), 2005-2007
  67. Number of towns in Hungary by population, 1 January 2010
  68. The largest cities in Hungary, by area and density, January 2010
  69. Selected macroeconomic and retail market data concerning Hungary, 2007-2011
  70. Key data on the shopping centre market in Hungary, 2007-2013
  71. Largest shopping centres in Hungary, 2010
  72. The largest shopping centres in Hungary launched in 2008-2010
  73. Largest projects in the pipeline in Hungary, 2011-2013
  74. Major developers and investors in Hungary, 2010
  75. Major contractors in Hungary, 2010
  76. Shopping centres in the largest Hungarian cities, 2010-2013
  77. GDP per capita in PPS in the regions in Hungary, 2005-2007
  78. Number of towns in Poland by population, 31 December 2009
  79. The largest cities in Poland, by area and density, 2009
  80. Selected macroeconomic and retail market data concerning Poland, 2007-2011
  81. Key data on shopping centre market in Poland, 2007-2013
  82. Largest shopping centres in Poland, 2010
  83. The largest shopping centres in Poland launched in 2009-2010
  84. Largest projects in the pipeline in Poland, 2011-2013
  85. Major developers and investors in Poland, 2010
  86. Major contractors in Poland, 2010
  87. Shopping centres in the largest Polish cities, 2010-2013
  88. Shopping centres in Poland, by size, 2010
  89. Polish cities of less than 150,000 with high saturation with shopping centre space, 2010
  90. Planned shopping centres in selected cities in Poland, 2011-2013
  91. Extension projects announced in Poland for 2011-2013
  92. GDP per capita in PPS in the regions of Poland (EU mean=100), 2005-2007
  93. Number of towns in Romania by population, 31 December 2009
  94. The largest cities in Romania, by area and density, 2009
  95. Number of cities in Romania, by development regions, 2010
  96. Selected macroeconomic and retail market data concerning Romania, 2007-2011
  97. Key data concerning shopping centre market in Romania, 2007-2013
  98. Largest shopping centres in Romania, 2010
  99. The largest shopping centres in Romania launched in 2009-2010
  100. Largest projects in the pipeline in Romania, 2011-2013
  101. Major developers and investors in Romania, 2010
  102. Major contractors in Romania, 2010
  103. Shopping centres in the largest cities of Romania, 2010-2013
  104. GDP per capita in PPS in the regions of Romania (EU mean=100), 2005-2007
  105. Number of towns in Slovakia by population, 31 Dec 2009
  106. The largest cities in Slovakia, by area and density, 2009
  107. Selected macroeconomic and retail market data concerning Slovakia, 2007-2011
  108. Key data concerning the shopping centre market in Slovakia, 2007-2013
  109. Largest shopping centres in Slovakia, 2010
  110. The largest shopping centres in Slovakia launched in 2009-2010
  111. Largest projects in the pipeline in Slovakia, 2011-2013
  112. Largest projects in Slovakia on hold and of unconfirmed status, 2010
  113. Major developers and investors in Slovakia, 2010
  114. Major contractors in Slovakia, 2010
  115. Shopping centres in the largest cities of Slovakia, 2010-2013
  116. GDP per capita in PPS in regions where the main cities of Slovakia are located, 2005-2007
  117. Economic indicators for main regions in Slovakia, 2010
SERIES: Shopping centres in Central Europe 2011
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