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Rakovica-Capitol-Park-Brochure.Pdf Rakovica Capitol Park Capitol Park is striving to become the leading retail park chain in the Balkans and aspires not only to become the first choice that comes to mind of a potential customer, but to stay there as the best one. Capitol Park provides international design while delivering local unbeatable prices. Excellent positioning of the retail park can make it dominate its market and reach superior sales performance for its tenants. With its exceptional attractiveness in the wider geographical surroundings, Capitol Park aspires to become a recognizable symbol for the city, brand across the country, region and continent. Capitol Park is trying not only to attract greater customer traffic, but it also tends to be more successful in attracting desirable tenants, particularly those new on the market. The ultimate reason of Capitol Park’s sufficiency is differentiation from all others, building up customer loyalty and an industry reputation that facilitates the attraction of the most desirable tenants. The vision is to make Capitol Park the preferred shopping destination for our customers by delivering outstanding value, continuous innovation and an exceptional experience by consistent improvements. For more information visit www.capitolpark.eu. Overview Capitol Park Rakovica is the first «Power Centre» retail park (+25,000 sq m) in Belgrade being built in municipality of Rakovica that counts more than 110.000 residents, which makes it the seventh largest municipality in Belgrade. Total site area of 65.000 sq m is situated in major commercial zone in Patrijarha Dimitrija Street, one of the Belgrade's main arterial roads. Topographic configuration of Rakovica provides excellent visibility from surrounding settlements such as Vidikovac, Kanarevo Brdo, Petlovo Brdo, Sunčani Breg and Miljakovac. Building permit has been obtained completing and demolition of existing objects is in progress. The construction is planned to start in February 2017 for the opening in October 2017. Capitol Park Rakovica has a total catchment of over 200.000 people which covers territory at 15 minutes distance from the retail park: 53.000 people within 5 minutes driving time 95.000 people within 10 minutes driving time 204.000 people within 15 minutes driving time The Scheme Capitol Park Rakovica is designed as a complex made of two buildings organized around central plateau which makes it the biggest retail park in Belgrade under development and an ideal place for shopping for the entire family. International and regional brands are being targeted to create an ideal tenant mix. Blend of tenants comprising of Food Hypermarket, Fashion, Shoes, W&B, Sports, Kids and Household goods. Unit sizes Phase 1 MU 1 1.250 sq m MU 19 700 sq m MU 2 130 sq m MU 20 60 sq m MU 3 237 sq m MU 21 1.000 sq m MU 4 237 sq m MU 22 474 sq m MU 5 1.882 sq m MU 23 1.096 sq m MU 6 424 sq m MU 24 775 sq m MU 7 404 sq m MU 25 1.042 sq m MU 8 283 sq m MU 25a 944 sq m MU 9 250 sq m SU 1 14 sq m MU 10 230 sq m SU 2 70 sq m MU 11 301 sq m SU 3 110 sq m MU 12 1.169 sq m SU 4 125 sq m MU 13 3.341 sq m SU5 25 sq m MU 14 66 sq m SU6 97 sq m MU 15 60 sq m Phase 1 MU 16 1.050 sq m Total 18.516 sq m MU 17 420 sq m MU 18 250 sq m Phase 2 2.212 sq m POSEIDON PROPERTY Carice Milice 12 11000 Beograd T: +381 (0) 11 655 8011 Leasing contact: Ante Grubišić M: +385(0) 91 3404 389 [email protected] Milica Mitrović M: +381 (0) 63 63 54 88 [email protected] Capitol Park Rakovica is a part of The Capitol Group family: Capitol Park Šabac | Capitol Park Sombor | Capitol Park Leskovac | Capitol Park Pirot | Capitol Park Trbovlje | Capitol Park Makarska | Vinkovci Shopping Capitol For more information please contact [email protected] | Brochure design by wdp.marketing.
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