スペインのコルーニャの第二番目に大きいショッピングセンターが不況の影響で閉じる
Cierra el segundo centro comercial más grande de A Coruña
La concentración de espacios comerciales cada vez más ambiciosos en la ciudad gallega ha terminado con Dolce Vita
Paola Obelleiro A Coruña 21 ENE 2014 - 14:22 CET
Inside the Mall of A Coruña
Close the second largest shopping center of A Coruña
The concentration of increasingly ambitious commercial space in the Galician city ended with Dolce Vita
Paola Obelleiro A Coruña 21 ENE 2014 - 14:22 CET
You 'd break cuts in consumption and retail sales in October 2008 when it opened in A Coruña the Dolce Vita shopping center. With 170 stores and an occupancy rate of 90% of its 62,000 square meters of gross lettable area ( GLA ) , it then became the largest shopping center in Galicia. But he could not resist. Just over five years later, where the crisis did not prevent proliferation mushrooming of large areas in an autonomous region hitherto little business of large-scale distribution , will close its doors on the 31st, with only nine premises occupied .
The concentration of large and increasingly ambitious commercial space in A Coruña , home since the spring of 2011 the second largest center of Spain , Marineda City , ended Dolce Vita. Its decline was unstoppable since the summer of 2012 when Inditex decided to leave the shopping complex. Its owner, the Spanish- Portuguese Chamartín group , claimed five years ago did not fear competition, contributing " to encourage malls, an investment designed to 20 years away , not one." But he ended up throwing in the towel " by similar excess supply" in the provincial capital , with oversupply of this type of large commercial businesses.
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All options or projects , including an attempt to convert the space into a complex nightlife , not congealed . Mediamarkt , the only international brand that continues today your unique presence in A Coruña in the grounds of Dolce Vita, says it will continue its business by opening another shop in town. Others, like the Irish Primark had retired in October as well as a good number of flags that the lease met five years decided to leave this mall.
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