Already, 65% of shops at the 20,000 square meter shopping center have been rented out to retailers such as C&A, Líra Bookstore, Pannon Furniture and Deichmann. Ablon expects the center to attract 1.5 million visitors a month.
The shopping center is Ablon’s second in Hungary. Ablon opened its first Buy-Way in Budapest in 2005. The company also owns six office buildings in the capital with combined floor space of 43,000 square meters.
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