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130 400‘000 3,45 Mio. SHOPS EINWOHNER ZÜRICH KAUFKRAFT KANTON ZÜRICH 2019 SHOPS RESIDENTS ZURICH Pro Einwohner in Euro 48‘215 Index 114,6 Schweiz gesamt: EUR 42‘067 Österreich gesamt: EUR 24‘067 Deutschland gesamt: EUR 23‘779 BAHNHOFSTRASSE > 100‘000 1‘200 m FUSSGÄNGER/TAG LÄNGE LEUENHOF 32 PEDESTRIANS/DAY LENGTH 3,45 Mio. FACTS & FIGURES FACTS PURCHAISING POWER CANTON OF LAGE ZURICH 2019 Mit 400‘000 Einwohnern ist Zürich Fläche und rund 130 Geschäften ist Per inhabitant in Euro 48‘215 die grösste Stadt der Schweiz. Hier nicht nur Zürichs Haupteinkaufs- 3,45 Mio. 6,30 Mio. Index 114,6 ÜBERNACHTUNGEN befindet sich das wirtschaftliche strasse, sie ist mit mehr als 100‘000 ÜBERNACHTUNGEN Switzerland total: EUR 42‘067 STADT ZÜRICH REGION ZÜRICH und kulturelle Zentrum des Landes. Fussgängern pro Tag auch die meist Austria total: EUR 24‘067 OVERNIGHT STAYS OVERNIGHT STAYS Mehr als 2 Mio. Menschen leben in frequentierte Strasse in Zürich. In CITY OF ZURICH REGION OF ZURICH Germany total: EUR 23‘779 der Agglomeration und profitieren der Nachbarschaft befinden sich von einem grossen City-Angebot. viele bekannte Retailer aus dem Die Retailfläche liegt am oberen Teil Luxus-Segment wie Cartier, Prada, der Bahnhofstrasse, in unmittelba- Louis Vuitton, Bulgari, Hermès, rer Nähe zum Paradeplatz. Die TOD’S und viele mehr. BAHNHOFSTRASSE 32 1‘200m lange Bahnhofstrasse mit ungefähr 230‘000m² vermietbarer BELLEVUE PARADEPLATZ LOCATION Zurich is the largest city in Switzer- 230,000 sqm and almost 130 retail land and also the economy as well units, it is also Zurich’s showcase for as the cultural centre of the country. more than 100,000 pedestrians that The property is located on the upper cross this street every day. Stores part of Bahnhofstrasse in the proxi- such as Cartier, Prada, Louis Vuitton, mity to Paradeplatz. Bahnhofstrasse Bulgari, Hermès, TOD‘S and many with its 1,200 m is not only a shop- more can be found in the direct ping street with total surface of neighbourhood. approximately MIKROLAGE STREET MAP 1. Airbijoux / A.C. Bang Pelze 23. Bar Al Leone 35 34 2. Heimatwerk 23. Mietfläche/business unit 33 3. Wyssbrod/Galerie Slais & Vertes 23. Tod‘s 32 4. Zürcher Kantonalbank 23. Jaeger-LeCoultre 30 5. Dolce & Gabbana 23. Audemars Piguet 31 29 6. Trois Pommes 24. Beyer Chronomatic 26 28 7. Chloé Boutique/Kochoptik 25. Meister Juwelier 25 27 8. Saint Laurent/Versace 25. Hublot 9. Tiffany & Co./Stefano Ricci 26. Marionnaud 24 23 10. Graff Diamonds 27. Gübelin 11. Oswald Parfumerie/Rolex 28. Vacheron Constantin/Piaget 22 12. Trois Pommes 29. Chopard 21 13. Bally 30. Prada 20 14. Confiserie Sprüngli 31. Hugo Boss/Chanel 17 15. Walter Gross Couture 32. UBS 16. Tommy Hilfiger 33. Burberry 19 17. A. Lange & Söhne 33. Brunos 18 17. Bottega Veneta 34. Cartier 14 17. Montblanc 35. PKZ/Confiserie Teuscher 16 17. Ermenegildo Zegna 15 11 17. Giorgio Armani 13 8 18. Jimmy Choo/Loro Piana 12 19. Marsano Blumen 7 10 19. Harry Winston 9 19. Blancpain 6 20. Hermès 4 5 21. Bvlgari 22. Louis Vuitton 2 22. Grieder Les Boutiques 3 1 BAHNHOFSTRASSE LEUENHOF 32 RAUMANGEBOT Die grosszügige Fläche mit ihren Innenhof. Der Antritt über das Foyer hohen Decken besticht durch den welches auch von den Mitarbeitern noblen Charakter, der durch die der im oberen Geschoss eingemie- atemberaubende Architektur und teten Privatbank benutzt wird, führt die Verwendung von hochwertigen ihre Kunden direkt in die wunder- Materialien geprägt wird. Die Ver- schöne Fläche. Ein Büro und Lager- kaufsfläche befindet sich im Erdge- räume runden das Angebot ab. Sie schoss, der Gastrobereich (Caffe) sind im Zwischengeschoss, bzw. im mit Terrasse und Aussenflächen im Untergeschoss zu finden. AVAILABLE AREAS This generous and spacious premi- spaces in the courtyard. The domi- ses with its high ceilings are provi- nant entrée will lead your customers ding a noble character that is defi- as well as the employees of the ned by a stunning architecture and private bank directly in these premi- high-quality original materials. The ses. The office and the storage are sales area is situated on the ground located on the mezzanine and the floor as well as the F&B (Coffee) area basement respectively. including a terrace and outside ERDGESCHOSS VERKAUF 2 GROUND FLOOR RETAIL 1‘038 + 200 m FREQUENZEN TOTAL 2 TOTAL 1‘238 m FREQUENCY ZWISCHENGESCHOSS NEBENVERKAUFFLÄCHE/ 2 MEZZANINE VERKAUF 100 + 180 m ANCILLARY AREA/ RETAIL PASSANTEN/TAG PEDESTRIANS/DAY TOTAL 2 > 30‘000 TOTAL 280 m 25‘000 - 30‘000 20‘000 - 25‘000 source: Senozon 2019 1. UNTERGESCHOSS LAGER/ARCHIV 2 BASEMENT STORAGE/ARCHIVE 170 m TOTAL 2 TOTAL 1‘688 m TERMS & CONDITIONS MIETZINS/JAHR AUSBAU VERFÜGBARKEIT nach Absprache Edelrohbau Ende 2020 RENT/YEAR FIT-OUT TIMING upon request shell & core End of 2020 VERKAUF RETAIL INNENHOF COURTYARD BAHNHOFSTRASSE ERDGESCHOSS GROUND FLOOR 1‘038 m2 200 m2 VERKAUF RETAIL VERKAUF RETAIL LAGER STORAGE BÜRO OFFICES NEBENRÄUME ANCILLARY AREA BAHNHOFSTRASSE BAHNHOFSTRASSE UNTERGESCHOSS ZWISCHENGESCHOSS 170 m2 BASEMENT 180 m2 100 m2 MEZZANINE LAGER STORAGE BÜRO OFFICE NEBENRÄUME ANCILLARY AREA SPG Intercity Zurich AG SPG Intercity-Haus Seestrasse 17 CH-8702 Zollikon/Zürich www.spgintercity.ch T +41 44 388 58 48 For further information and to arrange an inspection please do not hesitate to contact us. Lukas Vytisk Souffray T +41 44 388 58 72 [email protected] Moreno Casal T +41 44 388 58 17 [email protected] We accept no liability for information provided..
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