Let us remind that the South African company
Nepi has bought the land at SPENS and announced the construction of a large mall in the city.
The plans of Immofinanz regarding Belgrade are primarily directed at the city's periphery, where there's room and need for facilities of this kind. Nevertheless, Grizelj doesn't reject the possibility of the company's construction of a
Vivo! shopping mall in the
capital of Serbia, if the conditions for it are met.
Office space, which Immofinanz builds through its Myhive brand, is so far not in focus in Serbia, Grizelj adds.
COO of Immofinanz, Dietmar Reindl, stated that the company, which had up till then opened three retail parks in Serbia – in Cacak, Nis and Valjevo, owned 67 retail parks in eight countries at the moment and that its goal was to increase the number to over 100 in the years to come.
Reindl also said that the company's real estate activities were focused primarily on retail, office and logistics segments in eight main regional markets in Europe – Austria, Germany, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Poland and Moscow – in which Immofinanz owns a real estate portfolio worth nearly EUR 5.4 billion and which encompasses more than 360 facilities.
M.V.