The company has signed and opened a multitude of new tenants in its centres across the Nordics as it continues to expand and diversify its tenant mix.
Citycon is a leading owner, developer and manager of urban grocery-anchored shopping centres in the Nordic countries. Despite the worries and turmoil of the Coronavirus global pandemic, Citycon’s portfolio of shopping centres has remained an attractive opportunity for a number of retailers. As retail continues to evolve and develop, Citycon has remained committed to adding new and exciting elements for customers to enjoy in their centres.
Jussi Vyyryläinen, Vice President, Leasing at Citycon, comments: “It is important for us to continuously develop and renew the offerings to our customers, also in a time of a pandemic. Therefore, we are thrilled to be welcoming all the new tenants, which offer new experiences and increase the service level for our customers. The new leases prove the attractivity of our centres which are placed in urban hubs, connected to public transport, close to where people live and work. In a nutshell: Our centres are future proof for tenants also in these difficult times.”
A number of exciting additions: Blue Tomato, a shop specialising in winter sports equipment, Kuplis – a new café concept and a pop-up youth space have all opened at Koskikeskus in Tampere. Columbus in Helsinki has welcomed Lidl and Kong Cha, a bubble tea café. Strædet in Køge been joined by 7-Eleven, BENT, Godt Smil and Green Corner as well as a new arts and craft supplies store, Fafla. Mölndal Galleria in Gothenburg has added Nordic Wellness and Sushi Yama.
