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This is a list of shopping malls in Saint Petersburg, Russia
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This is a list of shopping malls in Saint Petersburg, Russia
As of December 2017, Saint Petersburg had 139 malls. [1]
| Name | Opened [2] | Mall website | Owner [2] | Number of stores [2] | Size (Leasable area), square metres [2] |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Akademicheskij | 2002 | Akademicheskij website | Adamant holding company | 188 | 65,000 |
| Atlantic City | 2009 | Atlantic City website | Ilan management company | 81 | 73,870 |
| Atmosfera | 2008 | Atmosfera website | Adamant holding company | 71 | 47,720 (21,500) |
| Au Pont Rouge | 2014 | Au Pont Rouge website | APR Retail Group, LLC | >121 | 39,000 |
| Outlet Village Pulkovo | 2015 | Outlet Village Pulkovo website | Hines International Inc | 95 | 30,000 (15,000) |
| Balkanija NOVA | 2006 | Balkanija NOVA website | Adamant holding company | 109 | 93,000 |
| Balkansky | 1996 | Balkansky website | Adamant holding company | 171 | 85,000 |
| Great Gostiny Dvor | 1785 | Bolshoj Gostinyj Dvor website | Bolshoj Gostinyj Dvor, PLC (since 1994) | >72 | 78,000 |
| City Mall | 2007 | City Mall website | Fortgroup investment company | 131 | 100,676 (68,511) |
| DLT | 1836 | DLT website | European Capital Investment Fund | >254 | 32,000 |
| Europolis | 2014 | Europolis website | Fortgroup investment company | 160 | 141,700 (60,000) |
| Frantsuzskij bulvar | 2005 | Frantsuzskij bulvar website | Fortgroup investment company | 74 | 16,416 (11,260) |
| Galeria | 2010 | Galeria website | Morgan Stanley Real Estate Fund VII | 270 | 192,000 (96,000) |
| Grand Canyon | 2006 | Grand Canyon website | Solomon, PLC | 181 | 150,000 (53,000) |
| Grand Palace | 2003 | Grand Palace website | 76 | 20,000 (5,000) | |
| Gulliver | 2004 | Gulliver website | 100 | 86,000 (62,394) | |
| June | June website | Regiony Group of Companies | 88 | 62,000 (30,500) | |
| Kontinent on Bajkonurskaja | 2007 | Kontinent website | Adamant holding company | 55 | 44,000 |
| Kontinent on Buharestskaja | 2012 | Kontinent website | Adamant holding company | 54 | 86,300 (85,000) |
| Kontinent on Stachek | 2006 | Kontinent website | Adamant holding company | 112 | 69,300 |
| Kontinent on Zvezdnaja | 2009 | Kontinent website | Adamant holding company | 116 | 40,000 (21,250) |
| Kosmos on Tipanova | 2012 | Kosmos website | 55 | 54,000 (27,000) | |
| Leto | 2011 | Leto website | Colliers International | 138 | 116,000 (76,000) |
| Ligov | 2011 | Ligov website | Adamant holding company | 44 | 34,400 |
| London Mall | 2013 | London Mall website | Fortgroup investment company | 96 | 83,000 (61,300) |
| Mega Dybenko | 2006 | Mega website | IKEA International Group | 180 | 145,000 |
| Mega Parnas | 2006 | Mega website | IKEA International Group | 152 | 127,000 |
| Mercury | 2003 | Mercury website | Adamant holding company | 73 | 97,130 (77,000) |
| Mezhdunarodnyj | 2012 | Mezhdunarodnyj website | Adamant holding company | 40 | 46,400 |
| Modnyj promenad | 2007 | Modnyj promenad website | 102 | 22,000 (13,150) | |
| Miller Center | Miller Center website | >12 | |||
| Nevskij | Nevskij website | >28 | |||
| Nevskij Atrium | >13 | ||||
| Nevsky Centre | Nevsky Centre website | >54 | |||
| Nord | Nord website | >24 | |||
| Passage | Passage website | >21 | |||
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