Inversiones Alfa, teaming the Chilean retailers Falabella, Ripley and Mall Plaza, have acquired a 100,000 m2 land from Jockey Club de Arequipa paying US$70 per m2. Plans are to erect there a mall hosting stores from Falabella, Ripley, Tottus and Sodimac and also other 70 smaller shops, totalling investments of US$40mil.
Publication: SABI - Business News
Provider: South American Business Information
Date: August 22, 2007
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8/22/07
Altas Cumbres expands Jockey Plaza
Jockey Plaza is the largest mall in Lima and should end 2007 with a 15% increase on sales to around US$400mil, estimates general manager Juan Jose Calle, boasting the mall as the top performer in Peru. Owned by the Chilean lessor Altas Cumbres, Jockey Plaza is also investing US$8mil to set up a medical center building and plans expansion in the built area attracting anchor stores as Paris and La+Polar.
Publication: SABI - Business News
Provider: South American Business Information
Date: August 22, 2007
Publication: SABI - Business News
Provider: South American Business Information
Date: August 22, 2007
7/16/07
Mall Plaza Will construct Three Shopping Centers In Peru
The Chilean group Mall Plaza announced the construction of three shopping centers in Peru, which were located in the Limean district of Santa Anita, the district of Bellavista of the Callao and in the city of Trujillo, with an investment of US$ 138 million.
For the development of these projects, Mall Plaza has been united to Ripley and Malls Peru, branch of Investments and Services Falabella Peru.
The executive vice-president of Mall Plaza, Fernando de Peña, emphasized that these three shopping centers will be managed by the group Mall Plaza and will generate approximately 6,000 jobs.
He emphasized that “we have already the lands to develop these three shopping centers in mighty zones, and hope with them to contribute to the development that are living these places, as well as to the quality of life of his inhabitants”.
The executive explained that the first of the three shopping centers in opening his doors he will be the one of Trujillo. “We are working in this project and we hoped to inaugurate it by the end of November. He projects that it will obtain sales in the first twelve months of US$ 135 million and a flow of a million visits”, said.
The new shopping center will count on two department stores: Saga Falabella, and Ripley of 7,000 square meters each one, a Tottus supermarket and a Sodimac (home improvement), in addition to 120 specialized stores.
“Additionally, it will have a food court, multicinema, arcades, a modern gymnasium, a financial center, five restaurants and a casino”.
In a second stage, a medical center will rise, offering to the inhabitants of this zone the most complete and integral supply of products and services. “In addition we have several agreements with operators like Cinemark and Coney Park, restaurants Pardos and Bembos, pharmacies Mifarma and Inkafarma, Banco Continental and Banco de Crédito, Vestuario Nu, Mae Alcott, Ritzy of Italy, Reef, Dressing gown, Do It, Triathlon, Ada Fashion, bookstores Crisol and Zeta Bookstore, among others”.
Publication: Economic & Business Report - The Peruvian Brief
Provider: Economic & Business Report
Date: July 16, 2007
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The translation on the following pages has been prepared using machine translation software, which has been enhanced with a specialized dictionary.
For the development of these projects, Mall Plaza has been united to Ripley and Malls Peru, branch of Investments and Services Falabella Peru.
The executive vice-president of Mall Plaza, Fernando de Peña, emphasized that these three shopping centers will be managed by the group Mall Plaza and will generate approximately 6,000 jobs.
He emphasized that “we have already the lands to develop these three shopping centers in mighty zones, and hope with them to contribute to the development that are living these places, as well as to the quality of life of his inhabitants”.
The executive explained that the first of the three shopping centers in opening his doors he will be the one of Trujillo. “We are working in this project and we hoped to inaugurate it by the end of November. He projects that it will obtain sales in the first twelve months of US$ 135 million and a flow of a million visits”, said.
The new shopping center will count on two department stores: Saga Falabella, and Ripley of 7,000 square meters each one, a Tottus supermarket and a Sodimac (home improvement), in addition to 120 specialized stores.
“Additionally, it will have a food court, multicinema, arcades, a modern gymnasium, a financial center, five restaurants and a casino”.
In a second stage, a medical center will rise, offering to the inhabitants of this zone the most complete and integral supply of products and services. “In addition we have several agreements with operators like Cinemark and Coney Park, restaurants Pardos and Bembos, pharmacies Mifarma and Inkafarma, Banco Continental and Banco de Crédito, Vestuario Nu, Mae Alcott, Ritzy of Italy, Reef, Dressing gown, Do It, Triathlon, Ada Fashion, bookstores Crisol and Zeta Bookstore, among others”.
Publication: Economic & Business Report - The Peruvian Brief
Provider: Economic & Business Report
Date: July 16, 2007
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The translation on the following pages has been prepared using machine translation software, which has been enhanced with a specialized dictionary.
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