Delta City
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Delta City is a subsidiary of Delta M, a division of Delta Holding. Delta City is building shopping malls in Belgrade and Podgorica, and has plans to build one in Novi Sad. Aside from those cities, Delta City hopes to build shopping malls across the whole region. In Belgrade, there will be a total of three Delta malls. The locations are in Block 67, Autokomanda, and Ada Ciganlija island.
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[edit] Delta City 67
| Delta City 67 | |
 A rendering of the mall on block 67. |
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| Mall facts and statistics | |
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| Location | Belgrade, Serbia |
| Opening date | September 2007 |
| Developer | Delta Holding |
| Management | Delta City |
| Owner | Delta Holding |
| No. of stores and services | 120 |
| No. of anchor tenants | 3 |
| Total retail floor area | 87,000 m² |
| Parking | 1,700 |
| No. of floors | 3 |
| Website | Delta City 67 |
Delta City 67, located in New Belgrade's block 67, will be the first shopping mall of its size in Serbia. The floor area is 87,000 m². The total gross leasable area is 30,000 m². There will be three anchors: Nike, Zara, and Mexx. The construction began on March 22nd, 2006. This shopping mall will be managed by Delta City, which is owned by Delta Holding. The design for the mall was done by a famous Israeli architect, Ami Mur, who has done over 80 similar projects around the world. The project will cost 85 million Euros.
Delta City 67 will have many features. There will be 8 cinema screens, bowling alleys, restaurants, attractive cafés, fast food courts, children's playgrounds, and other 120 retail units. The largest tenant will be Maxi supermarkets. Parking will be no problem at all. There will be a multilevel garage, and each shopping floor will have access to it. In total, there will be over 1,700 parking places on five decks above the ground, and one underground.
Location is key with this mall. It is in the same block as the upcoming University Village. The University Village will host the 2009 Universiade. Delta City 67 can serve 200,000 people within a 10 minute walk, and 600,000 within a 10 minute drive. Good roads with modern infrastructure surround this future building. Delta City on block 67 is only the first step to creating a network of international-style shopping malls. Once the Delta mall on autokomanda is completed, it will be more than 3 times larger than Delta City 67, with an area of 340,000 m².
The mall is expected to be completed in August, but the first customer will arrive in September (2007).
[edit] Delta City Montenegro
| Delta City Montenegro | |
 A rendering of the Delta City Montenegro shopping mall. |
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| Mall facts and statistics | |
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| Location | Podgorica, Montenegro |
| Opening date | July 2007 |
| Developer | Delta Holding |
| Management | Delta City |
| Owner | Delta Holding |
| No. of stores and services | 54 |
| No. of anchor tenants | 3 |
| Total retail floor area | 17,000 m² |
| Parking | 700 |
| No. of floors | 1 |
| Website | Delta City Montenegro |
Delta City Montenegro will be the first shopping mall of that kind in Montenegro. With the gross area of 17,000 m² and leasable area of 13,000 m², it will have the capacity to serve 450,000 people. It is projected to be the main shopping centre for central and southern Montenegro.
Besides three anchors (Nike, Zara, and Mexx) and Maxi supermarket (3,000 m²), Delta City Montenegro will feature around 50 more retail units, cineplex entertainment, fast food court and cafes. There will be 700 parking spaces around the mall.
It is strategically situated at the main road connecting Podgorica with coastal area and Nikšić. It is being built on a spacious lot which was the location of a former furniture factory. Construction works began in September, 2006, and the mall is expected to open sometime in the summer 2007.
