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MEGA Kazan Udmurt Republic Kirov Republic of Marii El Region Welcome Izhevsk to MEGA Kazan Ioshkar Ola Cheboksary Kazan Naberezhnye Nizhnekamsk Chelny MEGA Kazan Udmurt Republic Kirov Republic of Marii El region Welcome Izhevsk to MEGA Kazan Ioshkar Ola Cheboksary Kazan Naberezhnye Nizhnekamsk Chelny Almetievsk Bugulma THANKS TO ITS LOCATION, WELL- Ulyanovsk DESIGNED LAYOUT AND RETAIL MIX, Samara MEGA KAZAN IS ONE OF THE CITY’S region Orenburg MOST VISITED SHOPPING CENTRES region AND ITS BRAND AWARENESS IS 100%. At IKEA Shopping Centres Russia we are all about constant renewal and improvement. As a result we are continually looking for newer, better opportunities to strengthen our MEGAs and launch Commercial Upgrade project in MEGA Kazan. The project will bring the shopping experience to the new level by upgrading internal common areas, exterior and undercroft parking, with focus on important parts of the property elements, which have high impact on customers’ per- ception and tenants’ performance. Developing the design solution we were looking at natural zig zag shapes, bright blue colour of the water, ice and historical buildings of Kazan. Ice Crystals symbolize typical atributes of Scandinavia inspired by ice, snow, vividness, nature’s clarity and transparency with strong connections to Ka- zan and Russian Winter. Characteristic codes of ice crystals contribute to thecommercial upgrades of shopping center MEGA Kazan by using diagonal lines, polygonal shapes and triangles reflecting the crystalic structures of ice and snow, sharp edges, light colours and transparency with an effort to create inspir- ing and outstanding design. 2 Market overview Catchment areas People Distance Primary 394,600 < 5 km Secondary 677,000 5–25 km Tertiary 2,381,100 >30 km Total area: 3,452,700 3 Creating the perfect shopping space Coffee At IKEA Shopping Centres Russia, we de- Kazan has a well-developed retail market sign MEGA centres to suit the local area and and attracts shoppers from other smaller consumer. Layout and retail mix is tailored towns. Kazan consumers prefer to do their to the area, enabling our tenants to attract shopping at retail complexes and hyper- the optimum number of customers. In fact, markets. Their income is mediumhigh which excellent relationships with many retailers means they are able to buy branded goods. have brought famous international brands to Kazan and the Republic of Tatarstan for the first time. BAHETLE OBI IKEA Family fashion Classic fashion Top retailers: IKEA, OBI, Bahetle, Decathlon, Sportmaster, Zara, H&M, M.video, Mango, Lady & Gentleman City, Adi- Sport Food das, Bershka, The Body Shop, Calzedonia, CK Jeans, ECCO, Decathlon, Detsky Mir, Gant, Ile de Beaute, Il Patio, Kira Plastinina, Lacoste, LUSH, Mango, Massimo Dutti, M.video, Service High + young fashion McDonalds, MEXX, Mothercare, Next, New Yorker, Reserved, Promod, Pull and Bear, Samsung, Snezhnaya Koroleva, SONY, Electronics Other premise and many others. 4 Getting around Kazan International Airport has flights to Hippodrome 55 domestic and international destinations. The Volga Federal Highway passes through Kazan and the city will become a focal point with the coming West Europe West China transit corridor. This important new trans- port development will connect the Chinese Academic Saharov str. Eastern Railway, the Trans-Siberian Railway and St Petersburg and will go on by sea to Rotterdam – Europe’s principal cargo distri- City bution hub. center Pobedy prosp. Pobedy Kazan’s urban development focuses on areas close to MEGA. By 2018 a new metro station is planned to open at walk distance Airport to MEGA. In total, the primary catchment area will be increased by 67,000 by 2018. The size and shape of it Academic Saharov str. Opened 2005 Location Sovetsky district, intersection of Prospect Pobedy and Akademika Sakharova St. Begovaya str. Begovaya Pobedy prosp. Pobedy GBA 112,500 m² GLA 91,900 m² IKEA 23,300 m² Bahetle 2,500 m² OBI 12,500 m² Mall 51,000 m² Stores 138 Parking space 6,500 Address: 141 Prospect Pobedy (with allocated disabled parking) Nearest metro stations: Prospect Pobedy Parking area 131,000 m² Distance to the city centre: 7 km Parking ratio 61 spaces Distance to the airport: 25 km per 1000 m² GLA Public transport: buses, trolleybuses, Land 35 ha trams (Sakharova St. station) Levels 1 level + underground parking By car: from Sakharova St. and Prospect Pobedy. Loading 4 Loading bays 5 Get to know Saint-Petersburg x2 the area Moscow x3+1 Nizhniy Novgorod Kazan Ekaterinburg Samara Rostov-on-Don Ufa Krasnodar Omsk Novosibirsk KAZAN IS situated IN KAZAN WHICH IS THE capital OF THE REPUBLIC OF Tatartsan. The city of Kazan Kazan is the capital city of the Republic of Outside of Kazan, Naberezhnye Chelny is Tatarstan lying on the left bank of the Vol- the region’s second largest city with one of ga where it meets the River Kazanka. After the largest vehicle production plants in the 2013 International Summer Universiade world. XXVII Kazan has become a sport capital of Russia and the centre of many other Total market sales potential in MEGA Kazan sport events. Kazan is continually develop- catchment area will grow by 28% by 2015 ing and attracting more investments compare with 2012. Kazan consumer ex- for infrastructure. penditures in fashion are 16% higher than Russia average. Population: 1,190,850 people City area: 425 km² Retail turnover: over 41% of Republic retail turnover 6 Saint-Petersburg x2 Moscow x3+1 Udmurt Republic Kirov Republic Nizhniy Novgorod of Marii El region Izhevsk Kazan Ioshkar Ola Ekaterinburg Cheboksary Samara Rostov-on-Don Ufa Kazan Krasnodar Naberezhnye Chelny Nizhnekamsk Omsk Almetievsk Novosibirsk Bugulma Ulyanovsk Samara Ulyanovsk region Orenburg region region The Republic of Tatarstan Tatarstan is situated in the European part 6:00 AM 9:00 AM 9:00 AM of the Russian Federation, right in the centre of Russia’s major industrial area where the rivers Volga and Kama meet. The Republic stretches 290 km from north to south and 460 km from west to east. London Moscow Kazan Its key highways provide fast connections to the rest of Russia. Economically, it is highly developed; more than 120 coun- Population: 4,069,700 people tries trade with Tatarstan. Area of the Republic: 67,900 km² The major cities here are Kazan, Industries: machine building, Naberezhnye Chelny, Almetyevsk, aircraft construction, oil, chemical industry, Nizhnekamsk, Zelenodolsk and Bugulma. light industry Retail turnover: 17 billion EUR (2013) 7 Join us to create a successful story IKEA SHOPPING CENTRES RUSSIA LENINGRADSKAYA STR. ESTATE 39, BLDG 5 KHIMKI, MOSCOW REGION 141400 RUSSIAN FEDERATION T: +7 (495) 221 33 11 E-MAIL: [email protected] WWW.IKEASCR.COM IKEA Shopping Centres Russia give notice that: (i) this brochure is set out as a guidance only, and does not constitute, nor consti- tute part of an offer or contract; (ii) all descriptions and other details are given without responsibility and any potential investor or occupier should not rely on them as statements or representations of fact but satisfy themselves by inspection or otherwise as to correctness of each of them; (iii) no person in the employment of the agents has any authority to make or give any representation or warranty whatever their relation to the Company. Dated: 2014..
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