Galeria Ostrovia in Ostrow Wielkopolski is gaining new tenants

12 May, 2009, Warsaw

The number of tenants who have signed lease agreements securing their position in Galeria Ostrovia project in Ostrow Wielkopolsk has increased with: TESCO (7686 sq.m), Carry (403.77 sq.m), CCC (292.42 sq.m), Camaieu (184.67 sq.m), Reporter (199.38 sq.m), Aligator (204.91 sq.m)., Ravel (162.13 sq.m), Wójcik (153.50 sq.m), BOTI (134.92 sq.m), YES (50.34 sq.m), Coccodrilo – (94.67 sq.m), Wojas (125,78 sq.m), Kastor (54,49 sq.m).

An exclusive agent in the commercialization of Galeria Ostrovia is Cushman & Wakefield, a leading global real estate advisory firm.

The investor and developer of the facility is Zakład Budowlano Remontowy BUDREM Sp. J.

Galeria Ostrovia is the first large-scale shopping centre in Ostrow Wielkopolski with catchment area of 325,000 people according to Cushman & Wakefield.

The scheme is located near a national road no. 25 and a currently developed ring road of Ostrow for the express road no. S11.

Galeria Ostrovia will offer modern integrated retail space. This one-storey facility will house around 100 stores, F&B and service units. Clients will be provided with 1,300 parking spaces.
The transport solutions regarding the ring road and the network of independent internal roads for the clients will permit fast and unobstructed motor traffic flow on the area of a shopping gallery. 4 independent entrances to the centre and DYI store will ensure efficient communication between the parking and the facility.

BASIC DATA:

Land area: 105.600 mkw.
Total area: 42.000 mkw.
Leaseable area: 36.000 mkw.
DIY (OBI) area: 10.330 mkw.
Hypermarket area: 7686 mkw.
Food court area: 687 mkw.
One-storey facility
Number of parking spaces: ca. 1,300
Scheduled for delivery: 2H 2010
Website: www.galeriaostrovia.pl

Szymon Łukasik, Senior Negotiator in Retail Department of Cushman & Wakefield said:
"Galeria Ostrovia will be the first modern shopping scheme in this region - it is set attract clients not only from Ostrow itself but also from neighbouring larger cities and towns. The area of the centre and lease agreements signed with such operators as H&M, Media Expert or Tesco in my opinion will gurantee the success of the investment, which is likely to remain unrivalled for a long time."

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