The Slovak investor Koruna Finance has acquired a site at Pristavny most in Bratislava in an auction. The plot, which is filled with run-down buildings, stretches across 2.8 ha next to the parking garages on Pristavna street. The company had sought the plot for some time having made offers in the past, according to its CEO Gustáv Laca. The site belonged to international group Dorchester but was put on sale by Sberbank which had lent money on it. Koruna Finance plans to build a mixed-use complex on the site. Of the 75,000 sqm of usable space, 70 percent should be flats with the rest to be used for services and infrastructure.
