Top 15 Retail Centres: Bahía Sur (Spain)
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Bahía Sur is located in the city of San Fernando (Cádiz) in a unique natural environment with views to the Bay of Cadiz. Is located next to the train station that connects to the city centre, and the main Sport City of the county.

The shopping centre has an influence area of 674,250 citizens, and it offers a modern concept of retail in which shopping, leisure and natural spaces merge to create a unique experience.

With more than 80 stores distributed in a floor with renovated spaces, Bahía sur is the leading shopping centre within its influence area which includes the city of Cadiz, Puerto Real and San Fernando. Fashion, beauty, sports, home or supermarket are present in their 59,300 sqm (of which 24,789 sqm are owned by Castellana Properties) of commercial areas with national and international brands like Carrefour, El Corte Inglés or Zara. Restaurant offering in Bahía Sur includes American, Asian, Mexican, Italian or Mediterranean cuisine with different restaurants and cafés.

The shopping centre has straightforward proposal: offer the visitor a new model of purchase in a unique space where is possible to enjoy a privileged environment with lovely sunsets every day, free loan of binoculars or ride bicycles through its Natural Park as well as take part in different entertainment activities all year long.

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Top 15 Retail Centres: Los Arcos (Spain)

Los Arcos, located in one of the most important areas of Seville, has a gross lettable area of 43,400 sqm, of which 17,906 sqm are owned by Castellana Properties. Divided into two floors of shopping galleries, Los Arcos is the largest shopping centre in the city.

With more than 80 brands, it is an urban reference in retail with the largest and widest commercial mix in the region with key brands such as Hipercor, Zara, Kiabi, C&A, City Cinema Union, Toys R ‘Us, Deichmann, Primor, Bershka, Mcdonald’s or Foster’s Hollywood, among others.

It also has a free underground parking with 1,800 parking spaces.Opened in 1992 along with the Universal Exhibition, it was the first Shopping Centre in the city and, since 2013 has a completely renovated image and architecture, with wide and bright corridors for a better customer experience.

Los Arcos believes that business growth and environmental sustainability are interrelated, and they constitute a strategic thrust. Therefore, the shopping centre is committed to supportive and sustainable initiatives like supporting the local economy, 100% LED lighting in its facilities or photovoltaic panels for electric self-consumption, among others.

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Top 15 Retail Centres: Granaita Retail Park (Spain)

The shopping centre is located in Pulianas, a town that surrounds the city of Granada, considered strategic because it has easy access from the highways A44 y A92, as well as the N432 and A4006 roads.

The shopping centre is located in Pulianas, a town that surrounds the city of Granada, considered strategic because it has easy access from the highways A44 y A92, as well as the N432 and A4006 roads. The shopping center has 77 units, and a GLA of more than 104,000 sqm, of which 54,367 are owned by Castellana Properties. Granaíta is the result of the integration of Kinepolis Park and the Alameda Shopping Center, and after an investment of 5,5 million euro, it was reopened in March 2019 with a renovated image, and a modern and innovative design. Granaita has become the new hub to respond the demand of entertainment, fashion, and leisure for youth and families of Granada and its metropolitan areas. Moreover, due to its great location and accessibility the influence area includes cities of the western side of Granada, and the near province of Jaen. Some of the main tenants are renowned brands like Mercadona, Carrefour, Burger King, Kinepolis, Decathlon, Maison du Monde, Aki, Kiwoko o Muerde La Pasta among others.

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Top 15 Retail Centres: Vallsur (Spain)

The Vallsur shopping centre was opened in 1998, situated in a residential area that has been widely developed since then. Its unbeatable location makes Vallsur the place chosen by thousands of citizens to shopping throughout the year.

With 36,000 sqm (of which 35.211 sqm owned by Castellana Properties) the park was increased in 3,000 sqm and was refurbished in 2013. In 2014 received the Best Shopping Center Renovation Award given by the Spanish Association of Shopping Centers (AECC).

The shopping center has more than 90 units that create a compelling offer from fashion, shoes, accessories and restaurants, with brands like Inditex, H&M, Forum Sport, Foster´s Hollywood or KFC among others. In 2018, Yelmo Cines inaugurated 8 movie theatres and became the second Premium cinemas in Spain.

Vallsur has 1,705 parking spaces. Since its inauguration, the shopping centre has a clear commitment to the environment. For this purpose, it has implemented an Environmental Management System in accordance with the international standard ISO 14001:2004.

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Top 15 Retail Centres: Habaneras (Spain)

The shopping center is located in Torrevieja, province of Alicante. It has an influence area of 531,670 citizens, in addition to 178,440 of floating population.

This modern shopping centre was built in 2005 with a GLA of 24,158 sqm. It has 65 stores distributed in 3 floors. Two floors at ground level, and another floor underground that combines shopping stores and parking.

The parking area has 850 free parking spots, 700 underground and 100 at ground level with direct access from the street. The main brands of the shopping centre are Zara, Bershka, Stradivarius, C&A, Forum, and Aki Bricolaje, among others.

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Top 15 Retail Centres: Boksburg East Rand Mall (RSA)

'OR Tambo International Airport is a key gateway in the area, and as such has a very well-supported road and transport system. Convenient access from major highways and ample parking make shopping a pleasure. The centre forms part of South Africa’s largest Pick n Pay Hypermarket, and with its well-planned tenant combination, includes all major chain stores and a host of smaller, specialised stores.

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Top 15 Retail Centres: Puerta Europa (Spain)

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Top 15 Retail Centres: Pinetown Pine Crest (RSA)

'Pine Crest Centre was established in 1988 and has served shoppers from the business, industrial and community sectors for over 30 years. The primary catchment area for Pine Crest Centre stretches from Kwadabeka in the north to Kwadengezi in the south, and from Cowies Hill in the east to Kloof in the west.

The recently upgraded centre’s strong tenancy in financial services, cellular, food and fashion make it the most dominant centre in Pinetown.

The centre is highly visible and a convenient one-stop retail destination with ample parking.

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Top 15 Retail Centres: Parque Oeste (Spain)

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Top 15 Retail Centres: Durban Phoenix Plaza (RSA)

'Phoenix Plaza was built in 1993 and is situated north of Durban in the beautiful diverse province of KwaZulu-Natal. Phoenix Plaza offers a unique shopping experience with a wide variety of eastern, western and specialty stores, presenting itself as a one-stop shopping destination.

The centre upgrade has been completed and shoppers now enjoy shopping in a mall with high-quality finishes and a fresh modern look.

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Top 15 Retail Centres: Phuthaditjhaba Maluti Crescent (RSA)

'Phuthaditjhaba (formerly QwaQwa or Witsieshoek) is located in the foothills of the Maluti mountains of the Drakensberg range. It can be found right off the junction of the R57 and R712, which runs from Harrismith, through Golden Gate Highlands National Park, and onto Clarens. It is a former homeland capital, making it a central gathering place and the headquarters of the region’s district and local municipality, as well as home to many community facilities. The recently upgraded Maluti Crescent is at the heart of all this, with a strong retail mix.

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Top 15 Retail Centres: Parque Principado (Spain)

The retail park is located in the town of Sieros in Asturias next to the shopping center Intu Asturias, the largest shopping center of the region, with a huge influence area due to its location.

Situated at 10 minutes from Oviedo, the park has an influence area of 860,000 citizens. It was inaugurated in 2003 and has a GLA of 16,246 sqm, owned entirely by Castellana Properties, it has 6 units and 425 outdoor parking spots. Some of the main tenants are Bricomart, Conforama, Intersport, Burger King, and Kiwoko.

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Top 15 Retail Centres: Pretoria Kolonnade Retail Park (RSA)

'Anchored by the massive 12 261m² Pick n Pay Hypermarket introducing the new Evolution concept with offerings from a bakery, butchery, deli and liquor to groceries, clothing, furniture and a pharmacy with a clinic, all under one roof; Kolonnade Retail Park opened opposite Kolonnade Shopping Centre on 29 November 2006.

Positive support was enjoyed since day one and a mere five years later in 2011 Kolonnade Retail Park expanded with a second development anchored by the Virgin Active Health Club and currently this vibrant little strip mall hosts a variety of lifestyle tenants ranging from sport and health to furniture and décor. This spread is supplemented with services and speciality stores to selected eateries.

Known for community involvement and continuously sharing our platform with the community, the SACSC awarded Kolonnade Retail Park four times for Community Relations in 2010, 2012, 2016 and 2018.

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Top 15 Retail Centres: Soweto Dobsonville Mall (RSA)

'Dobsonville Mall was the first shopping centre in Soweto, and started trading in 1994, with Shoprite as anchor tenant. The centre brought much needed services and is well accepted by the community. With 73 stores and a taxi rank for easy access, the centre has retained its significant association with the community.

Following the redevelopment and extension of the centre, it is now suitably geared to fully service the next generation of shoppers in the north-west of Soweto.

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