Construction starts on Neinver's second Polish Factory outlet
Neinver Polska, which is owned by a Spanish parent company, has invested around E20 (zł.4.89) million in the center, which is its second project in Poland. When completed, the Factory center will have 13,000 sqm of retail space, which will be home to some 110 stores. Neinver expects the construction to employ around 500 people.
The Factory outlet is on a six-hectare plot on ul. Mińska and Graniczna in Wrocław, 10 minutes from the town's main square. The first phase will be finished in spring and house 80 shops and restaurants. The second will add 3,000 sqm of retail space. Maćków Project Studio and architects from Broadway Malyan prepared the designs for the project and Jones Lang LaSalle will handle the leasing of the center.
"The success of the first Factory outlet center in Warsaw encouraged us to continue development in the shopping-centers sector. Outlet is an attractive formula for the consumers as well as for the sellers. That is why we hope that it will meet great interest also in Wrocław," said Barbara Topolska, general manager of Neinver Polska.
Neinver Polska introduced the outlet concept to the Polish market with the opening of the first Factory outlet center in Ursus, Warsaw, in December 2002. In Factory, manufacturers sell the seasons' surpluses, stocks and product samples at discounts of 30 to 70 percent.
Currently, Neinver is the fourth-largest developer of outlet centers in Europe and has five Factory centers throughout the continent. The company also invests in business, retail and logistic parks and shopping and entertainment centers.
The Factory outlet is on a six-hectare plot on ul. Mińska and Graniczna in Wrocław, 10 minutes from the town's main square. The first phase will be finished in spring and house 80 shops and restaurants. The second will add 3,000 sqm of retail space. Maćków Project Studio and architects from Broadway Malyan prepared the designs for the project and Jones Lang LaSalle will handle the leasing of the center.
"The success of the first Factory outlet center in Warsaw encouraged us to continue development in the shopping-centers sector. Outlet is an attractive formula for the consumers as well as for the sellers. That is why we hope that it will meet great interest also in Wrocław," said Barbara Topolska, general manager of Neinver Polska.
Neinver Polska introduced the outlet concept to the Polish market with the opening of the first Factory outlet center in Ursus, Warsaw, in December 2002. In Factory, manufacturers sell the seasons' surpluses, stocks and product samples at discounts of 30 to 70 percent.
Currently, Neinver is the fourth-largest developer of outlet centers in Europe and has five Factory centers throughout the continent. The company also invests in business, retail and logistic parks and shopping and entertainment centers.
