Bratislava looks to the future with a fresh new shopping experience

In Strategy
08:47, 12 November 2018
By a staff reporter
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HB Reavis, international workspace provider, has started work on Nivy Station. An innovative mix of a shopping mall, a transport hub and a lifestyle destination set to change the local scene for generations to come.

Nivy Station is bursting with extraordinary solutions that will redefine the character of the New Nivy zone – and retailers will be key to that transformation. Its expected 130,000 m² will include an international-class bus station, a Barcelona-style fresh food market and Grade A office space. Plus, as an outstanding new shopping destination, it will be home to local retail brands and international names, some new to Slovakia.

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