Scallier and PKB Inwest Construction are developing a network of retail parks in smaller cities
A strategic partnership between Scallier and PKB Inwest Budowa has been established to develop modern commercial projects in smaller cities in Poland. The partnership combines Scallier’s commercialization experience with PKB Inwest Budowa’s construction expertise.
Past and planned investments
The first joint project was a 3,500 sqm GLA retail park in Pleszew. Preparations are currently underway for further investments in, among others:
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Pyrzyce
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Pruszkow
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Wroclaw
Scope of cooperation
Scallier is responsible for:
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location acquisition,
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Preparation of the commercialization concept,
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space rental,
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Sales of completed, fully commercialized properties.
“The commercial potential lying dormant in small Polish cities is largely undiscovered. The key is an accurate analysis of local needs, purchasing power and consumer habits.”
– Bartosz Nowak, Managing Partner at Scallier
Local concepts, flexible approach
Retail parks developed by Scallier are flexible facilities, designed with local needs in mind, allowing tenants to adapt their offerings to changing realities.
Tenants include both international chains and local entrepreneurs. Among others, Scallier retail parks have opened their stores:
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Rossmann
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Pepco
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KiK
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TEDi
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RTV Euro AGD
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Martes Sport
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Hebe
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CCC
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KAES
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Ladybug
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Dealz
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Media Expert
“The key to success is not only a diverse offer, but also clear architecture and efficient communication infrastructure, which translate into convenience and speed of shopping.”
– Bartosz Nowak
Local retail parks – the future of everyday shopping
Retail parks are increasingly part of the supply chain for online sales – serving as pick-up points for orders, especially in the consumer electronics, home appliances and FMCG segments.
“Not every smaller city will generate the traffic to justify the investment. The right location, business plan, land price, analysis of competition and market absorption are key.”
– Bartosz Nowak
A format with a future
“I believe that the market for retail parks and freestanding pavilions will continue to grow rapidly. Unlike large malls, which generate high operating costs and whose markets are saturated, retail parks will remain the first choice of consumers in many product categories.”
– Bartosz Nowak
