Bratislava's Eurovea sells one third of luxury apartments within weeks
UPDATED March 22, 2008 - added information on reports of early apartment sales
Bratislava, February 8, 2008 (BratislavaGuide.com) - About a third of 254 apartments in Bratislava's central development Eurovea to be constructed in 2009 sold in the first three weeks of March 2008, the developer said,
Real estate agents King Sturge said.earlier apartments were on offer from € 255593 for studios, € 375901 for one-bedroom apartments, € 507867 for two-bedroom apartments and € 869680 for three bedrooms. Eurovea penthouses start from € 1540197 but run to more than twice that amount.
Eurovea is billed as the new centre of Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia. It is under construction in a central location near the Danube river, close to Bratislava's picturesque Old Town. 
The first phase of Eurovea developed by Ireland-based Ballymore Properties will involve the construction of the Pribina Gallery shopping mall, Pribina Place with 24,000 m2 of administrative space, a 5-star hotel with 207 rooms and a number of public spaces. A second phase with 1,000 riverside apartments and additional office and commercial spaces should follow.
The Eurovea River Place Apartments are exclusively handled by King Sturge with a newly open office in Bratislava.
See Eurovea visualisation video on Youtube and information on Eurovea opening.
Comments from our visitors:
Slovak wrote on 27.12.2008 at 23:20:37:
Yeah, the irish investor went crazy. They are in troubles already cause noone is interested in crazy prices. check tranlsated article here" http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.topky.sk%2Fcl%2F7%2F375496%2FIrsky-Ballymore-ma-problemy-s-financovanim-projektu-Eurovea&sl=sk&tl=en
Martin wrote on 19.06.2008 at 23:01:48:
i guess somebody lost his mind here,sorry for honest answeer...
wrote on 13.04.2008 at 12:33:55:
Crazy prices, I think the property bubble will brust here soon when investors cash in after taking advanage of no capital gain tax. Its only investors buying not real people.
Juraj wrote on 02.04.2008 at 18:40:23:
are those prices correct?I can find for the same amount of money a penthouse in oxford street in London!!!