It was a transformation of the former Kika department stores. At that time, the retailer made no secret of its ambition to become the market leader in its field in Slovakia. According to HNonline. The chain should soon expand with another store in the growing Penta zone in the north of Bratislava, immediately next to the new Bory Hospital.
The Ministry of the Environment is currently assessing a plan submitted by developer RAS Immobilien SK, also responsible for the Nitra store, which will employ 60 workers. The Bratislava one, however, will have three floors, according to the daily, which cites reality. The same year is also estimated for the project's completion. Compared to Nitra, the Bratislava operation will employ 56 people, while the project's authors expect an average of visitors to turn up at the store daily.
They will also build a parking lot for about cars. Latest news. New leases. The company has also decided to increase its leased area to approximately 3, square meters. Walter Herz provided advisory support during the contract renegotiation process. The area of the store is 2, sqm, of which the sales area is approximately 1, sqm. It will occupy 7, sqm on three floors of the complex.
New appointments. Emil Domeracki joins Walter Herz as a partner and shareholder. He will be responsible for strategic initiatives, as well as business planning and development in the area of land investment.
He will manage the team, acquire and advise key clients on the office market. The outlook for also remains positive, with approximately 2 million sqm of new completions scheduled for delivery this year, total take-up expected to surpass 5 million sqm and the overall vacancy rate continuing to trend downwards. The property, with a total of 3, sqm of GLA and six tenants, is fully leased. The price has not been disclosed. Soon, the retail park will undergo LCP's rebranding program, officially becoming part of the M Park brand.
