Until recently, Greece remained the final stronghold for the traditional corner shop in the European Union. That all changed in November 2005, when the country fell into line with the rest of the EU and opened its first big shopping complex.
The Mall Athens, a 58,500-metre square retail centre initiated by Lamda Development, offers Greek shoppers access to more than 200 shops, 25 restaurants and 15 cinemas, and has clearly captured the imagination of the public as well as developers and investors.
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