Lime is preparing to receive three new shopping centers in 2024, with a total investment that exceeds S/224 million. This expansion of the retail sector promises not only to boost the local economy, but also to offer new commercial and entertainment options for the residents of the capital. The development of these projects is a response to the growing demand for spaces modern commercial and multifunctional in Lima. The new shopping centers will be equipped with a wide variety of stores and services.
Where will the shopping centers open in 2024?
As Peru Retail learned, the three new shopping centers that will open in 2024 will be located in the districts of Black Tip, La Molina and Punta Hermosa.
What are the characteristics of the shopping centers soon to be inaugurated?
In the case of the future shopping center in La Molina, the Parque Arauco company will focus this new location on entertainment, fashion, footwear and lifestyle. La Molina Park will have an area of 16,000 square meters, with about 5 floors for commercial stores and 3 parking spaces. The project has an investment of S/224 million soles, according to Perú Retail.
The next shopping center that will open in 2024 is the so-called Punta Hermosa Boulevard, from the Chilean group Algeciras and located in the district of the same name. This project is expected to have a great projection by offering the Tottus supermarket chain as one of its main stores.
Finally, a commercial project gains momentum near the beach The silence. The On Retail company prepares the Power Center KM40. With an investment of S/55 million, it is expected to revitalize a commercial area that lacks shopping centers. In addition, it was learned that one of the investors is the renowned former Alianza Lima soccer player, Jefferson Farfan.
What is the situation of shopping centers in Peru currently?
The situation of the malls In Peru it has shown a significant recovery after the challenges imposed by the COVID-19 pandemic. The economic recovery has been driven by greater consumer confidence and an increase in demand for modern and safe commercial spaces. Currently, shopping centers in Peru are adopting technological and sustainable measures to improve the customer experience and reduce environmental impact.
In statements to Perú Retail, José Contreras, general manager of the Association of Shopping and Entertainment Centers of Peru (ACCEP)pointed out that the arrival of winter promises a good season for textile and footwear companies in 2024, unlike last year, where sales never took off.
Opening of shopping centers is projected until 2025
- Eco Plaza Wilson (US$30 million).
- La Molina Park (US$60 million).
- Las Vegas Plaza Puente Piedra (US$40 million).
- San Juan de Lurigancho Shopping Center of the Cencosud group (investment to be defined).
- Plaza de los Reyes Gastronomic Shopping Center in the Center of Lima (US$15 million).
- Eco Plaza Ate (US$22 million).
Source: Larepublica
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