Atrium completes Wars Sawa Junior purchase
Retail & leisureschedule 26 October 2018
The space is fully leased to tenants that include H&M, C&A, CCC, TK Maxx and Zara
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POLAND Atrium European Real Estate has completed the EUR 301.5 mln acquisition of the Wars Sawa Junior retail centre in Warsaw.
Atrium acquired the property from the PFCEE fund managed by CBRE Global Investors. Following the acquisition, 84 pct of the Atrium’s portfolio is located in Poland and the Czech Republic and it includes four prime centres in Warsaw and two in Prague. Built in the early 1970s, Wars Sawa Junior was Warsaw’s first department store. It has since been remodelled, extended and upgraded a number of times, and now comprises 26,000 sqm of retail gla and has an annual footfall of over 60 mln v
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