Ozimska Park – new Scallier retail project in Opole
Scallier is launching a new retail development in Opole – Ozimska Park. The development will be built on the site of the former Galeria Ozimska, whose largest tenant was a Tesco hypermarket.
Transformation of a known location
The new complex will combine:
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modern shopping arcade,
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classic retail park.
The total leasable area will be 18,000 sqm GLA.
Scallier is responsible for:
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Co-activation of the project,
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Preparation of the commercialization concept,
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Supervision of the reconstruction and ongoing management of the facility.
Ozimska Park is scheduled to open in August 2023. The design stage and preparations for the redevelopment of the complex are currently underway.
Excellent location
Ozimska Park is being built at 72 Ozimska Street, one of Opole’s main thoroughfares, just minutes from the city center.
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Great communication: there are 11 bus lines nearby.
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Easy access by car: Ozimska Street is part of provincial route 423.
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Immediate vicinity: residential buildings, offices, service points.
“Ozimska Park will be built in a traditionally commercial location. It will include well-known and well-liked stores, as well as new brands that will make the space even more attractive,” says Bartosz Nowak, Managing Partner at Scallier.
A project with potential
The new retail park will meet the daily needs of residents – allowing them to shop, access services and conveniently run errands in one place.
“As Scallier, we specialize in building the value of retail parks and smaller retail concepts. Our portfolio includes facilities throughout Poland, as well as the intensively developed Romanian market,” adds Bartosz Nowak.
Scallier – growth in Poland and abroad
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In Poland: expanded retail portfolio, new investments in mid-sized cities
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In Romania: 40,000 m² of modern retail space planned to be delivered and commercialized by the end of 2023
Opole – a market with potential
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Population of the city: about 130,000
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The entire Opole agglomeration: more than 300,000 inhabitants
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Strong educational base and growing business service center market
“Access to a skilled workforce influences the development of the local economy, increasing wages and the purchasing power of Opole residents,” Bartosz Nowak emphasizes.
