Płock has a population of around 120,000 residents and lies roughly 100 kilometres north-west of Warsaw. The total investment costs equal 6.7 million euros.
Extending over 4,200 square metres of lettable area, the retail park is home to the established retailers Lidl (food), whose unit occupies 2,000 square metres and therefore nearly half of the entire space, KiK (non-food, textiles, decoration) and Pepco (non-food, decoration, furniture, textiles). The line-up will be supplemented by a Tedi branch (non-food) that is scheduled to open in the near future. In addition to its retail units, the new Vendo Park provides 120 parking spots.
Pepijn Morshuis, CEO of Trei Real Estate, commented: “We are pleased to report that we managed to open another Vendo Park on schedule. Our retail parks are designed to make the shopping process as simple, swift and safe as possible. This results in a considerably shortened length of stay. We have thereby responded to the increased safety-consciousness of customers, an aspect of particular significance during the ongoing coronavirus crisis.”
Aside from Poland, Trei uses the Vendo Park brand to plan, develop and manage retail parks in the Czech Republic and in Slovakia. Trei owns 27 Vendo Parks at the moment, thereof 17 in Poland. As it joins the existing Vendo Parks in Ostrołęka, Pułtusk, Kobyłka, Mińsk Mazowiecki and Milanówek, the retail park in Płock represents the sixth retail asset in the Masovian voivodeship. In addition to the Vendo Parks in Płock and Jawor, which opened in February, the company plans to open another five retail parks in Poland this year.
