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One of MPC Properties Green Commitment pillars is the preservation of ecosystems by introducing, among other things, Urban Beekeeping. With MPC’s ESG initiative, the company owns a total of 12 beehives within its asset portfolio, including UŠĆE Shopping Center, Navigator Business Center 2, and UŠĆE Towers business center.

EUROPARK has established itself with more than 10 million customers per year as one of Salzburg’s most beloved meeting points for shopping, cuisine, and culture. Also on their anniversary, their motto stays the same: “More than just shopping”.

The German city Essen is getting a new center of attraction: Mid September, the new food court of the Rathaus Galerie Essen has opened its doors to the public. Moving forward it will offer customers 14 food & beverage concepts in an area of approximately 1,200 sq m.

The use of traditional Christmas lighting is not immune to the effects of the energy crisis, which is a major concern these days. Shopping centers and cities alike are embroiled in discussions surrounding the issue due to the energy costs involved.

Andrzej Hnatiuk has joined the Polish division of Multi Corporation, one of the largest commercial real estate management companies in Europe, as director of Forum Gdańsk shopping center.

The EUROPARK Salzburg operated by SES Spar European Shopping Centers proves that it is one of the most important stationary retail locations in Austria. The Inditex Group opened its brand new, enlarged Zara flagship store for Salzburg in EURO-PARK on Thursday, August 25th.

Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield (URW) Germany can announce another important partnership for the fashion and lifestyle segment in the future flagship destination in Hamburg’s HafenCity: With H&M, the next established fashion brand will open in Westfield Hamburg-Überseequartier in spring 2024.

It is the first acquisition for BIG in Poland, with an investment of approximately 65 million Euro. Hay Galis, CEO of BIG, notes that these two acquisitions support company’s growth plans to become a dominant player in the Retail Park sector in Poland.

As many as 15 new brands arrived on the Czech retail market in the first six months of this year. Compared with the first halves of the past few years, this is the highest number since 2018, when multiple newcomers were attracted as a result of an outlet centre opening near Prague’s airport.

In order to become the “center of the community”, retail spaces have to offer public services that people want and need, as well as opportunities for people to come together and build community. That entails, among other things, rethinking the tenant mix to generate footfall as well as creating more events and activities that attract people.