Global real estate consultant Cushman & Wakefield has secured premium retail
space for Patika Pont and Fresh Optika in Budapest’s exclusive and high end
Fashion Street, on behalf of the developer, Immobilia Plc.
Patika Pont pharmacy, part of the Immopharma Ltd Group, are to open their largest
franchise store in Budapest and secured a 160 sq m unit right next to the Italian based
Fresh Optika who signed a lease contract for 35 sq m. Both units hold commanding
positions at the entrance of Budapest’s busiest underground station – Deák
tér Metro terminal.
Viktória Szabó, Partner, Head of Retail at Cushman & Wakefield in Budapest
said: “We are delighted to welcome both Fresh Optika and Patika Pont to
Budapest’s premier retail destination, and are confident that they will add to the
already high quality tenant mix of Fashion Street.’’
Dr. Olga Szentirmai, Pharmacy manager at Patika Pont added: “We are very
excited about opening the first unit with our new brand in Fashion Street, which we
chose because of its central location and superb tenant mix in the neighbourhood. Patika Pont
is a European based, modern pharmacy with vide range of products and robot
technology.”
Szabolcs Szabó, General Manager at Fresh Optika commented: “Fashion
Street is one of Budapest’s prime retail destinations which benefits from excellent
footfall, and we are very happy to have opened our new store concept called “Mini in the
city”!
Fashion Street development offers more than 12,000 sq m of retail space and restaurants
on Deák Ferenc and Bécsi utca and is directly linked to Budapest’s traditional high
street, Váci utca and Vörösmarty square. The scheme is being developed by Hungarian developer
Immobilia Plc, with
Cushman & Wakefield as the exclusive letting agent. Key
fashion tenants on the location include
Byblos, Hugo Boss, Tommy Hilfiger, Mexx, Lloyd,
Nautica, Puma, Benetton, Sisley, Furla and
Lacoste. Major restaurant chains on
Fashion Street include
Vapiano,
Planet Sushi,
Il Patio restaurants and
Coffeeheaven coffee.