Tag "Magyar Bevásárlóközpontok Szövetsége"
Position statement of the Hungarian Shopping Centers Association regarding the amendment to the regulation on commercial real estate
The draft amendment to Government Decree No. 143/2018 (VIII. 13.), known as the “plázastop” regulation, has been published. The proposal affects the rules governing the occupancy of commercial properties—including retail...
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Movement around the mall stop: the regulation regulating the retail real estate market may be amended
A draft amendment has been published for Hungary’s Government Decree 143/2018 (VIII. 13.), commonly known as the “plázastop” regulation. The proposed changes could significantly impact the use of commercial properties—including...
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Europe’s Day in Commerce: the sector is changing
Europe’s Day in Commerce has been organised for the 20th time, with the National Association of Entrepreneurs and Employers (VOSZ) once again highlighting the strategic importance of the domestic retail...
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Association of Hungarian Shopping Centers: many shops are in big trouble right now
Due to the extraordinary circumstances in some shopping centers, for example, the temperature of the common areas was raised by a few degrees during the summer, the shops were informed...
Read moreCampaign against the use of plastic
There is a growing international trend that can help reduce the use of plastic in shopping malls. In contrast to the inhabitants of the northern European countries, for example, Hungarian...
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Malls: the longer opening hours will not compensate for the Sunday closure
Since the law on Sunday store closure entered into force, the Friday, Saturday traffic strenghtened at the malls, but this do not compensate for the lost Sundays – Balatoni Judit,...
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Most of the shopping centers are open on Sundays
The vast majority of the domestic shopping centers welcomes the visitors on Sundays even after March 15 – the Association of the Hungarian Shopping Centers (MBSZ) told MTI on Wednesday....
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