POLAND Opole mall comes into Focus
Retail & leisureschedule 06 January 2022
The 35,000 sqm Turawa Park has a vacancy rate of 29 pct
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Ukrainian real estate investor Focus Estate Fund has acquired the Turawa Park shopping centre in Opole in southern Poland from Edinburgh-based investment management group Abrdn (formerly Standard Life Aberdeen) for an undisclosed sum.
Turawa Park was completed by developer Helical Poland in 2010 for investor Standard Life. It has 60 stores a total area of 35,138 sqm, comprising an 18,031 sqm gallery, an 8,040 sqm retail park and a 9,067 sqm standalone DIY store – as well as 1,320 parking spaces. Tenants include Carrefour, Reserved, Sinsay, Media Expert, Action, Smyk, Rossmann, Big Star, C&A, Pepco, Levi’s, Sephora and Deichmann. The total vacancy rate is 29 pct.
The transaction follows the acquisition by the
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