May 2019

A new service square will be opened in shopping center Trio at the heart of the City of Lahti, Finland

Tristan Capital Partners has sold the Kölnisch Quartier in Cologne, Germany, with its local operating partner and co-investor FREO.

The Liberty Romford in London has secured planning permission for a 2,600 sq m two-tier Food Hall as well as modernizing the center’s exterior façade along Western Road.

He is responsible for the family-owned company’s activities across Austria and Germany.

The company has announced details of an investment and refurbishment of its 93,000 sq ft Peterborough shop in the Queensgate shopping center, due to be completed by January 2020.

Birmingham’s first cat café, Kitty Café, opened its doors for the first time in Grand Central earlier this week.

Francesca Monteleone will manage, coordinate and supervise the outlet center’s operations.

Warsaw’s newest shopping center opened on May 23, 2019 and hosts more than 200 different stores.

A new interface between retail, services and work will be created in Bochum to promote inner-city development.

Signa is repositioning kika/Leiner and sold 22 kika CEE locations to XXXLutz.

The retail real estate expert received the “ICSC Trustees Distinguished Service Award” in 2019

On May 22, 2019 Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield (URW) laid the foundation stone of the Westfield Hamburg, located in Überseequartier, one of the major mixed-use districts in Europe, and Hamburg’s largest development project.

The Company’s Net Result increased 25% to €19.1 million in the first quarter of 2019.

The premium and accessible fashion brand, & Other Stories opens its first ever Baltic Store in the shopping center Galleria Riga, in Riga, Latvia.

An almost 1,000 sq m store has opened its doors at Arena Centar.

The company‘s Supervisory Board announced the proposed nomination of as per August 1, 2019.

Property developer GTC, and architects, Design International announced the opening of Ada Mall, the new shopping and leisure destination of Belgrade.

The new shopping gallery in Bremen replaces the former Stadler bicycle store, which moved out of the building of EDU Duckwitz Shopping Center in 2017.