Spanish entrepreneurial and stoitelna group Detea "(Detea group), through its subsidiary" Ubbikaliya Bulgaria will build large-scale logistics centre at Sofia airport, said company manager Vera Ralcheva. The investment in it is for around 15 million euro. It will include an area of 50 hectares, as it will include office buildings. Earth has already purchased and is currently in the process of regulation, announced Ralcheva. In the words of its already established and the preliminary draft of the construction of the center. Spanish company plans to have construction of the facility to open by the end of this year. It is expected the Centre to be completed in three years. Has already demonstrated interest in him from several foreign companies have announced Ralcheva. "Detea works on the Bulgarian market of 2.5 years. Until now it has invested over 25 million Euro and provide by 2011 To put further 120 million euro. Besides "Ubbikaliya" the company has another subsidiary in the country - "Kommersia", which is responsible for the development of commercial and recreational projects. Currently the company is working on building a "Commercial Park Sofia, which is located near sofia.html">Business Park Sofia. The investment in it is for 50 million euro. He is expected to be completed by the end of 2007 or the beginning of 2008 The area around the international airport in Sofia gradually become a logistic centre of the capital, show the data from the market. Besides the site of Ubbikaliya "waiting there to build and logistical center of an investment fund of U.S. real estate company Tishman" and German "Lindner. It is called Sofia Airport Center and is worth 65 million euro. Plans to build a similar center has stated and the Israeli company Engel risorsiz "(Engel Resources). It plans to put 43 million euro in building it, but do not specify when it will start. The construction of storage areas, industrial areas and logistics centres will be the new hit of the real estate market in our country, forecast real estate agencies and contractors. The reasons are that currently demand for such areas repeatedly exceed supply and prices of land in industrial zones are still low. The geographical position of Bulgaria predisposes it to become a logistic center for Southeast Europe. The most promising of these are Sofia, Varna, Burgas and ports on the Danube.