Madrid's iconic La Ermita mall where David Bowie performed and Carlos Sainz raced go-karts is being demolished to make way for 529 homes in €77 million real estate makeover
- A shopping centre that once echoed with David Bowie's music, welcomed international rock stars and drew motorsport enthusiasts to its go-kart track is now history.
- Madrid's iconic La Ermita shopping centre, which became a popular entertainment destination after opening in the 1990s, has been demolished after around 18 months of work.
- Its 44,349-square-metre site in the city's Latina district is set to undergo a €77 million transformation, making way for 529 homes, two residential towers and new public spaces close to Madrid Río.
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- A shopping centre that once echoed with David Bowie's music, welcomed international rock stars and drew motorsport enthusiasts to its go-kart track is now history.
- Madrid's iconic La Ermita shopping centre, which became a popular entertainment destination after opening in the 1990s, has been demolished after around 18 months of work.
- Its 44,349-square-metre site in the city's Latina district is set to undergo a €77 million transformation, making way for 529 homes, two residential towers and new public spaces close to Madrid Río.
Sources: Times of India