List of shopping malls in Serbia

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This is a list of shopping malls in Serbia .

Shopping malls

The list of shopping malls in Serbia with total gross leasable area (GLA) in square metres (m2):

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Shopping mallCityOpenedStatusNotesGLA m2
Galerija Belgrade Belgrade 2020Opened [1] 93,000
Promenada Shopping Center Novi Sad 2018Opened [2] 48,000
Ušće Shopping Center Belgrade 2009Opened [3] 47,000
Beo Shopping Center Belgrade 2020Opened [4] 43,000
Delta Planet Niš 2021Opened [5] [6] 37,000
Ada Mall Belgrade 2019Opened [7] 34,000
BIG Fashion Belgrade 2017Opened [8] 32,000
Delta City Belgrade 2007Opened [9] 30,000
BIG Fashion Smederevo Smederevo 2024Planned [10] [11] 29,000
Stadion Shopping Center Belgrade 2013Opened [12] 28,000
BIG Fashion Kragujevac 2012Opened [13] 22,400
Mercator Centar Belgrade 2002Opened [14] 20,000
Mercator Centar Novi Sad 2007Opened [15] 19,000
Roda Centar Niš 2008Opened19,000
BIG Fashion Bor Bor 2025Planned [16] [17] 17,000
Rajićeva Shopping Center Belgrade 2017Opened [18] 15,300
West 65 Mall Belgrade 2021Opened [19] 15,300
Forum Shopping Center Niš 2011Opened [20] 11,000
Roda Centar Kragujevac 2008Opened11,000
Zira Centar Belgrade 2007Opened [21] 7,000
Sad Novi Bazaar Novi Sad 2008Opened [22] 7,000

Retail parks

The list of retail parks in Serbia with total gross leasable area (GLA) in square metres (m2):

Retail parkCityOpenedStatusNotesGLA m2
BIG Novi Sad Novi Sad 2012Opened [23] 46,000
AVA Shopping Park Belgrade 2022Opened [24] 30,000
BIG Pančevo Pančevo 2011Opened [25] 27,900
BIG Zrenjanin Zrenjanin 2015Opened [26] 25,000
BIG Rakovica Belgrade 2017Opened [27] 23,000
BIG Pazova Stara Pazova 2025Planned [8] 19,000
Zemun Park Belgrade 2015Opened [28] 16,000
BIG Fashion Park Belgrade 2019Opened [8] 15,000
Stop Shop Niš Niš 2016Opened [29] 13,400
Stop Shop Borča Belgrade 2016Opened [30] 13,000
Aviv Park Belgrade 2015Opened [31] 11,500
Stop Shop Zaječar Zaječar 2019Opened [27] 10,700
Stop Shop Lazarevac Lazarevac 2017Opened [32] 10,100
Stop Shop Subotica Subotica 2016Opened [33] 10,000
VIVO Shopping Park Jagodina 2014Opened [34] 10,000
NEST Kraljevo Kraljevo 2017Opened [35] 9,800
Capitol Park Šabac Šabac 2014Opened [27] 9,600
Stop Shop Smederevo Smederevo 2017Opened [36] 9,200
BIG Kruševac Kruševac 2019Opened [37] 8,500
NEST Obrenovac Obrenovac 2021Opened [38] 8,500
Stop Shop Vršac Vršac 2018Opened [39] 8,250
PULS Shopping Park Pirot 2021Opened [40] 8,000
BIG Kragujevac Kragujevac 2025Planned [41] 8,000
Delta Park Kragujevac 2010Opened [42] 7,000
NEST Užice Užice 2015Opened [43] 7,000
Stop Shop Požarevac Požarevac 2018Opened [44] 7,000
Stop Shop Sremska Mitrovica Sremska Mitrovica 2019Opened [45] [46] 9,300
Capitol Park Leskovac Leskovac 2019Opened [47] 6,500
Stop Shop Čačak Čačak 2015Opened [29] 6,300
Stop Shop Valjevo Valjevo 2016Opened [29] 6,100
NEST Kikinda Kikinda 2024Opened [48] 6,055
Capitol Park Sombor Sombor 2017Opened [27] 5,600
Bor Properties Bor 2023Planned [49] 5,000
NEST Vršac Vršac 2020Opened [50] 3,000
Shop Park Gornji Milanovac Gornji Milanovac 2020Opened [51] 6,500

Outlet centers

The list of outlet centers in Serbia with total gross leasable area (GLA) in square metres (m2):

Outlet centerCityOpenedStatusNotesGLA m2
BIG Fashion Outlet Inđija 2012Opened [52] 11,200
Immo Outlet Centar Belgrade 2009Opened [53] NA

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