VIA Outlets is investing €17.5m in Sevilla Fashion Outlet, its premium outlet destination in Seville, Spain. The outlet will enjoy an extension of 2,680 sq. m. which will create space for 17 major brands to be added to the existing roster of more than 70 stores. With this latest investment, VIA Outlets has invested a total €30m in the centre since acquiring it in 2016.

The certification is part of the “Shop Safe, Stay Safe” programme to minimise the risk of Covid-19 transmission and guarantee a safe shopping in its European portfolio.

New center concept and leasing assigned to Colliers Austria.

German asset manager will align growing operations with a single connected solution.

Global Mutual lines up three new brands for Scottish outlet centre with NEXT bringing fashion and homewares this summer.

The Global Leisure Group – with brands like SPI Global Play and Sidijk – acquired two-third of former ELI Play. A total of four European organizations, including: Playlife Germany, Playlife Slovakia, HPS Play Company (Austria) and Theme Works (Slovakia), have joined world’s largest supplier of leisure concepts. With this acquisition, the Global Leisure Group further expands its coverage in Central Europe and strengthens its position as worldwide market leader in full leisure and play concepts.

The former department store of the V&D in the center of Dordrecht will be redeveloped. The redevelopment plan of TconcepT and Re.shape was presented recently.

Kaari Shopping Center is, with its ~50,000 sqm, the sixth largest shopping center in Helsinki Metropolitan Area. With a combined area of ~5,000 sqm, the new tenants are retail company Tokmanni and JYSK as well as Gigantti (Elgiganten), the leading Nordic chain offering home electronics and appliances. The center also hosts Prisma Kaari, the largest hypermarket and grocery store in Finland, currently doing a concept renewal to further improve its offering and customer experience.

Pangea Property Partners is proud to have acted as financial adviser, debt adviser, and Joint Manager/Bookrunner in the creation of Aurora Eiendom and the acquisition of five Norwegian shopping centres valued at NOK 4.8bn (EUR 473m) in total.

The aim is to create a vibrant urban quarter with universal appeal and high quality urban spaces.

At the end of May, the global technology provider Huawei opened its first store in a German shopping center at Centro in Oberhausen. Nationwide it is Huawei‘s second store with direct sales besides the one in Berlin.

Redevco Germany is developing the C&A building in Hanover from a single-tenant to a multi-tenant property.

ALEJA Ljubljana named a Finalist for International Shopping Center Award.

Successful premiere of the ACROSS Company Live Session in cooperation with Sonae Sierra.

The American lifestyle brand Kendall + Kylie opens the first franchise store in Europe in Sofia. It covers an area of 132 square meters and is located on the first floor of Sofia Ring Mall. The store is part of the sales network of FF Group Bulgaria in partnership with ICB S.A. (International Celebrity Brands).

For weeks, everyone was waiting in the wings, but on June 1, the time had come: After the Hamburg Senate decided to allow fitness studios to reopen, the starting signal was also given at Quarree. The young company Xtrafit from Cologne opened its first studio in the Hanseatic city.

Hamburg-based large-scale retail property specialist redos Group has appointed Markus Diers as a Managing Director.

PATRIZIA AG announces the appointment of Amal Del Monaco as its new European Head of Asset Management and chair of its country heads.

With “Baba Baji,” restaurateur Zalahuddin Nezam is showing courage in these challenging times. The concept reinterprets traditional dishes and brings healthy taste experiences to the fresh food area of Hamburg’s Quarree from July 2021.

Fashion House Group has officially opened its doors to a €25M new outlet centre in the east of Bucharest, the Group’s second outlet centre in Romania’s capital.

PUMA opened its doors on Thursday, May 27.

French sporting goods retailer Decathlon opened its first pop-up kiosk in Moscow which is located in the Mesto Vstrechi Angara (Meeting Place Angara) neighborhood center. The new format is a small shop with a click & collect service that will be open for the next five months.

After a long break caused by the coronavirus, the entertainment zone of the Center returns to operation. On May 28, in accordance with the government decree, the Trampoline Park and the Airo Space Playroom will reopen.