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The country's largest MINISO store in Düsseldorf, Germany /// © MINISO

Largest MINISO store in Germany opens in Düsseldorf

On December 5, 2025, MINISO opened its newest store at Flinger Straße 27 in Düsseldorf, marking its largest retail location in Germany to date. The new store’s debut meets the expectations of local shoppers as well as trengthening the retailer’s growing presence across the European market.

Credit: Festival Place

MINISO OPENS IN FESTIVAL PLACE, ENGLAND

MINISO, the lifestyle product retailer offering high-quality household goods, cosmetics, food, and toys has signed a 10-year lease on 270 sq m at Basingstoke’s Festival Place. The new store, which opened on Saturday the 10th of December, is the thirteenth to open in the UK, the second in South East England and the first in Hampshire.

‘Toy-riffic’: Westgate secures Miniso and Hamleys

Landsec has announced the entrance of two new retailers at Westgate, the approximately 74,320 sq m retail and leisure destination in Oxford City Centre. Japanese-inspired brand, Miniso, and world-renowned British toy emporium, Hamleys, have both launched at the destination.

ALEXA in Berlin Germany /// © Sonae Sierra

ALEXA 2025: Top-Rated in Berlin

The inner-city shopping centre ALEXA concluded 2025 on a strong note. With a letting rate of 99 per cent, the centre was almost fully leased and recorded increases in both visitor numbers and turnover compared with the previous year.

Facade of Meadowhall in Sheffield, UK /// © Meadowhall

MEADOWHALL WRAPS UP 300,000 SQ FT OF LEASING IN 2025

Meadowhall has announced the openings of MINISO and TK Maxx, as the destination concludes a strong year of leasing activity and retail performance. These additions follow several major openings in 2025, including Sephora, Superdrug, and Wingstop, which achieved its most successful launch of any location in the country.

Limbecker Platz shopping center interior, Essen, Germany. /// credit: Union Investment

Intersport Becomes New Tenant At Limbecker Platz, Essen

Union Investment announced another leasing success in Essen, Germany: Sports specialist Intersport Voswinkel has secured around 2,000 sq m on the second floor of the Limbecker Platz shopping center for ten years.

Italie Deux shopping center, Paris, France. /// credit: Ingka Centres, ACROSS

Place Of The Week: Italie Deux

Italie Deux, acquired by Ingka Centres in 2023, is one of the largest retail-led mixed-use destinations in Paris, France. With its acquisition, Ingka Centres aims to create hotspot that serves as a new meeting place for the neighboring community.

Retail Talk: Uncovering The REAL Issues Of Retail Real Estate — “We Need Shopping Experience To Be The Key Behind Every Decision Between Retailer, Operator, Landlord and Investor”

“We need something that is consistent between retailer, operator, landlord and investor, and can be the key behind every decision, and shopping experience is the obvious answer.” Our latest Retail Talk, “Uncovering the REAL Issues, Problems and Challenges of Retail Real Estate”, revealed that many of the retail industry’s current issues can only be tackled if first we solve the problems that stem from within, as skills such as leadership, fast adaptability to the changing market environment, courage, as well as mutual understanding during the decision-making process are necessary yet barely present in the industry.

Limbecker Platz shopping center in Essen, Germany /// credit: ECE

Setting The Course For The Future Of The “Limbecker Platz” Shopping Center In Essen

The fashion chain Peek & Cloppenburg Düsseldorf has signed a long-term lease contract to become a new tenant in the Limbecker Platz shopping center in Essen. Union Investment and ECE are setting the course for the future of the center with the first extensive partial letting of the space in the former Galeria store, which is also set to benefit Essen’s city centre in the long term.

Polish Perspectives

A recent report by JLL focuses on Poland’s retail market. Although e-commerce is due to the Covie-19-crisis now much developing in the country, traditional retailing is still the first choice for most consumers.