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Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield (URW) Germany and lifestyle brand Rituals are expanding their strategic partnership at Westfield Centro in Oberhausen and Ruhr Park in Bochum.
Manchester Arndale announces that Flying Tiger Copenhagen has become the latest brand to call the center its home after signing a five-year lease for a 232 sq m unit in the lower mall.
The fruit gummies and licorice specialist opened its tenth Haribo Deutschland store on 212 sq m at Westfield Centro in Oberhausen. In addition to the well-known products and merchandise, customers can look forward to a candy bar with a pick & mix station.
BIG was founded in 1994. The company made a name for itself through the development and operation of shopping centers and retail parks, mainly in Serbia and the neighboring countries. The company is now - expanding, and on its way to becoming a European player. The Publisher of ACROSS Magazine, Reinhard Winiwarter in conversation with CEO of BIG Shopping Centers, Hay Galis:
AG Real Estate is on the verge of completing the extensive renovation and extension works it started in 2019 in Westland Shopping Center in Anderlecht (Belgium). The program includes the arrival of a large department store and a number of new retailers, the expansion of the Food & Beverage offer, and the creation of a leisure center of over 4,000 sq m.
Mega-store in Westfield Centro: JD Sports expands existing space more than threefold with new concept.
BIG is expanding its operation in Eastern Europe and the Balkans by acquiring their first property in Montenegro: Delta City mall, located in the capital Podgorica.
Multi has signed an agreement for a two-storey Primark store which will open in the Magnolia Park Shopping Center in Wroclaw, Poland.
Citycon has signed an agreement to sell two non-core shopping centers in Norway for approximately €145.4 million. According to the agreement, Citycon will divest Buskerud center to Aurora Eiendom AS and Magasinet center to Oslo Opportunity II AS and Vedal Investor AS. The transaction is estimated to close during Q1/2022.
Supersam, a shopping destination and office building in the city center of Katowice (Poland), is undergoing a transformation. The mixed-use property will be modernized and expanded.
Sustainability is the order of the day – for all industries, but especially for the retail industry. What is the status quo in the core consumers sectors, brands, investors and asset managers?
British Land has agreed four new leasing deals with discount supermarket, Aldi, at its retail parks across the UK, totaling c. 7,897 sq m of space.
Revetas Capital announces the disposal of Vitantis Shopping Center in Bucharest to Praktiker Real Estate Romania.
Urban Playground, in partnership with Objective Media Group is launching The Cube Live at the Manchester Arndale shopping center, the first retail format of the ITV entertainment show, “The cube”.
IPH Centermanagement has taken over the center and leasing management mandate for the City Galerie in Aschaffenburg, a property with over 57,000 sq m of commercial floor space.
Atrium Ljungberg has signed a lease contract for more than 1,700 sq m with Sabis, which is going to be expanding this spring and will open the new food store ‘Hemköp Sickla’ inside the shopping center Sickla Galleria.
LCP Group has kicked off 2022 with its biggest retail acquisition to date, signing a €165 million deal for two UK shopping centers.
Atrium’s flagship shopping center in Warsaw (Poland), Atrium Promenada, begins the next stage of its redevelopment. The investment aims to refurbish the second part of the shopping center, the first one was completed in autumn, 2018.
As of March 1, SES is filling the center management of two shopping malls in Austria from its own ranks: Doris Panagl will take over the management of Max.Center Wels, Marie-Theres Skribanowitz will manage Mariandl in Krems. Long-time center manager Egbert Holz, who has been responsible for both centers since they opened, will retire in the spring after 23 years of service.
