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Originally Posted by ruseinfo

Ruse, more commieblocks, more I say, mooreeeee!

Personally I am kinda anti-commieblock fan, it would be interesting to compare commieblocks of Sofia with those of Belgrade and other Eastern European cities, especially Russian commies.

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Originally Posted by nikola_bgd

Bulgarian churches are the best
Definitely Jerusalem of Balkans/Europe

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Originally Posted by vladygark

Ruse, more commieblocks, more I say, mooreeeee!

Personally I am kinda anti-commieblock fan, it would be interesting to compare commieblocks of Sofia with those of Belgrade and other Eastern European cities, especially Russian commies.

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Originally Posted by Bugarash

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Association Balkan

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kakav grad zajebao vek

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Largo is very cool of course, it resembles classic Stalinist architecture which I like very much, but it simply aint worth of destruction of the historical city center.

I didn't quite understand from the pictures, do you have panel-made Soviet style pre-fabricated commieblocks in Sofia or just concrete and/or brick buildings?

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we have them all types but most are panel

Paradise Center-biggest mall on balkans

175,000 sq.m.

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SOFIA RING MALL

Category: Retail
Size: 72,000 m2
Sale/Lease: For lease
Key features:

- powerful merchandize mix
- 200 shops
- food court, restaurants
- exciting entertainment and leisure facilities
- outside playground
- directly connected to an IKEA store
- more than 3,500 parking spaces

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Never enough shopping malls.

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mall space in Bulgaria is still below the european average
but by mid 2013 we will be close to it

older article

Bulgaria 13th in commercial space under construction in Europe

Bulgaria ranks 13th in Europe in terms of commercial space in shopping centres that are due to be completed by the end of 2012, according to a report by real estate consulting firm Cushman&Wakefield presented in the country by its partner Forton International.

By the close of 2012, about 181 500 sq m of commercial area in shopping centres across the country will be put into use, the report said.

Currently, Bulgaria ranks 30th in terms of available shopping centre space in Europe, or 67.5 sq m for every 1000 residents, which is far below the European average of 240 sq m.

"After being one of the top five countries in terms of new shopping centre space in 2010, not a single mall opened in 2011," Vladislav Kayzerov, office space manager at Forton, said.

According to Kayzerov, the market is starting to stabilise, projecting that in 2011 the segment would see new foreign tenants, operators of unfamiliar formats for entertainment, as well as a new generation of shopping centres.

The report also showed that investments in shopping centres in Europe stood at 19.8 billion euro in the first half of 2011.

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Sofia ring road U/C

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