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Honfleur France “ Key ” Facts HONFLEUR FRANCE “ KEY ” FACTS FIRST OUTLET in the Grand-West region of France. PHASE 1: PHASE 2: 13,000 SQM GLA. 6,000 SQM GLA. More than 1,000 PARKING SPACES Open 7 DAYS 1,2 MILLION PER WEEK FOOTFALL NOTABLE TENANTS OPEN SINCE NOVEMBER 2017 “ KEY ” FACTS - 2 “ IDEAL ” LOCATION EASILY REACHED FROM PARIS, CAEN AND ROUEN, HONFLEUR NORMANDY OUTLET IS LOCATED IN THE HEART OF THIS POPULAR TOURIST DESTINATION. HIGH VOLUME No outlet OVERSEAS VISITORS competition within 30% international visitors 90 MINUTES 120 MINUTES 45 MINUTES to Paris to Caen and Rouen THE IDEAL DESTINATION THE CAPITALS OF LOWER AND UPPER FOR WEEKEND TRIPS NORMANDY ARE WITHIN EASY REACH AT THE FOOT OF Le Pont de Normandie BRILLIANTLY POSITIONED IN CLOSE PROXIMITY TO LE PONT DE NORMANDIE, WITH DIRECT ACCESS TO THE HEART OF NORMANDY. “IDEAL ” LOCATION - 3 0,4 MILLION INHABITANTS 30 MINUTES DRIVE TIME DIEPPE FÉCAMP 1,5 MILLION INHABITANTS ÉTRETAT 60 MINUTES DRIVE TIME LE HAVRE ROUEN DEAUVILLE H O N FLEU R 2,5 MILLION INHABITANTS ARROMANCHES CABOURG 90 MINUTES DRIVE TIME ROUEN 45 MIN BAYEUX BERNAY GIVERNY CAEN LISIEUX SAINT-LÔ ÉVREUX UK 15,4% NETHERLANDS 3,5% FALAISE USA 3,1% BELGIUM 7,3% DREUX H O N FLEU R VIRE ARGENTAN 2H PARIS P ARIS 28% 120 MIN GERMANY 4,3% FRANCE 32% ITALY 3,1% “ ATCHMENT ” SPAIN 3% EASILY ACCESSED VIA CAR (NORTH-SOUTH CONNECTION TO LE HAVRE) AND WITH GOOD PUBLIC TRANSPORT LINKS AND REGULAR FERRY SERVICES, HONFLEUR NORMANDY OUTLET DRAWS A HIGH NUMBER OF AFFLUENT FAMILIES AND INTERNATIONAL VISITORS. “CATCHMENT ” - 4 “ TOURISM ” 70,000 &AREA secondary HOMES HONFLEUR’S OLD HARBOUR, LINED WITH 16TH-CENTURY TO 18H-CENTURY TOWNHOUSES HAS BEEN PAINT ED BY THE LIKES OF CLAUDE MONET AND NATIVE SON EUGÈNE BOUDIN. 50,000 NORMANDY IS ALSO HOME TO SPLENDID CHURCHES AND IMPRESSIVE cruise CASTLES AS WELL AS POST CARD-PRETTY TOWNS SUCH AS ROUEN. PASSENGERS th 6 most touristic destination 5,6 million IN FRANCE VISITORS WITHIN EXCLUDING PARIS CATCHMENT AREA 12 million VISITORS TO NORMANDY PER YEAR OVER 6 million PASSENGERS CROSSING 3,7 million THE CHANNEL PER YEAR VISITORS TO HONFLEUR PER YEAR “TOURISM ” & AREA - 5 ai158169367915_EXE_HON_Signa_totem_plan_situation_380x1020mm_OCT_2019_V3_HD.pdf 1 14/02/2020 16:21 ENTRANCE ENTRANCE ENTRANCE “ CENTER ” LAYOUT ENTRANCE ENTRANCE ENTRANCE ENTRANCE UTILITIES UTILITIES ATM FREE CAR PARK RESTAURANTS RESTROOM PLAYGROUND PICNIC AREA NURSING ROOM INFIRMARY TOURIST OFFICE ENTRANCE UTILITIES ATM FREE CAR PARK RESTAURANTS RESTROOM PLAYGROUND PICNIC AREA NURSING ROOM INFIRMARY TOURIST OFFICE UTILITIES ATM FREE CAR PARK RESTAURANTS RESTROOM PLAYGROUND PICNIC AREA NURSING ROOM INFIRMARY TOURIST OFFICE “CENTER” LAYOUT - 6 SHOPPERS OVER OVER OVER OVER OVER OVER 10 NEW 1,2 MILLION €4,000 +45% 1 HOUR 30 MIN NAMEBRAND 10 NEW VISITORS 1,2 MILLIONIN RETAIL €4,000 OF DUTYFREE +45% AVERAGE DWELL 1TIME 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