C&W to commercialise Pradera’s retail parks in Poland

26
Sep
2017
News - C&W to commercialise Pradera’s retail parks in Poland #Cushman&Wakefield #Poland #Pradera #retail #retail park

by Import Sys | Retail

Cushman & Wakefield is responsible for the commercialisation of Pradera’s four retail parks in Poland: Homepark Targówek and Homepark Janki in Warsaw, Homepark Rawa in Katowice and Homepark Franowo in Poznań. The four retail schemes provide more than 100,000 sqm of GLA.


Homepark Targówek is one of Poland’s largest retail parks. Its tenants include Domoteka, an exclusive furniture and homeware store attracting many architects, Leroy Merlin, Jula, Piotr i Paweł, RTV Euro AGD, TK Maxx, Sports Direct, Gravitan and Smyk Mega Store. The complex is located close to an exit road from Warsaw to Marki and near the Toruńska Route.
 
Homepark Janki, a leading retail park in the capital city, is situated in Janki near Warsaw, close to the busy road to Krakow, Wrocław, Łódź and Katowice. The complex is anchored by RTV Euro AGD, Jula, Empik, Komfort and Rossmann.
 
Delivered to the market in 2005, the two-level Homepark Rawa offers a wide selection of furniture, homeware and other home and office accessories. Other retailers operating in the complex include Piotr i Paweł and Komfort. The scheme is located at 97 Roździeńskiego Avenue in Katowice.
 
Homepark Franowo is located at 10 Szwedzka Street in Poznań’s Nowe Miasto district. Its tenants include RTV Euro AGD, Decathlon, Sports Direct, Smyk Megastore, Jula, Jysk and Komfort.



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