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Retail and real estate expansion in Poland
Overview
Retail expansion continues across Poland, driven by various commercial and real estate developments.
In Bydgoszcz, the Focus shopping center has reached a 99% commercialization rate, with 21 openings planned for 2026. New tenants for the center include Apart, Komputronik, Beverly Hills Polo Club, and the off-price brand ShockPrice.
Regarding the M Park development in Konstantynów Łódzki, the project is nearing completion and is expected to open in the fourth quarter of 2026. The site will host several retailers, including Action, Rossmann, Pepco, Sinsay, and ShockPrice.
In Katowice, Capital Park is preparing for the Nowy Wełnowiec project, a 30-hectare multi-functional development scheduled to begin in spring 2027. This long-term project will include residential buildings and a commercial area featuring a food hall, restaurants, and a biobazar, inspired by Warsaw’s Fabryka Norblina.
Other regional activities include the construction of 11 new rental apartments in Gliwice by ZBM I TBS, which will utilize eco-friendly wooden panel technology.
Entities
MODIVO PLATFORM · ShockPrice · PKB Inwest Budowa · Hdrey · M Park Konstantynów Łódzki
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[BUSINESS] 4 sourcesReal estate and retail developments expand across Poland
Real estate developments are expanding across Poland, including major retail expansions in Bydgoszcz, new rental housing in Gliwice, and the upcoming 30-hectare Nowy Wełnowiec project in Katowice.
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[BUSINESS] 2 sourcesRetail expansion continues in Poland with new HDREY and ShockPrice locations
Retailers HDREY and ShockPrice are expanding in Poland, with new store openings in Katowice and near Białystok.
Sources
eurobuildcee.com · gliwice.eu · portalspozywczy.pl · propertynews.pl
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