The property offers 3,100 sqm of modern retail area and was already pre-let in its entirety at the time construction work started. Well-established brands like Neonet (consumer electronics) and KiK (textiles and interior decorating) are supplemented by retailers with no prior presence in town: Hebe drugstore (drugs), Tedi (textiles, stationery, home furnishings) and Dealz (homewares, gardening supplies, healthcare and beauty products, among other things) will open their first outlets in Ostroleka. The retail park was raised in direct proximity to a Lidl supermarket (food) and fully supplements the latter’s spectrum of consumer goods. The new Vendo Park scheme comes with a spacious parking lot that accommodates more than 60 cars.

Pepijn Morshuis, CEO of Trei Real Estate, commented: “Our strategy aims for investments in smaller and mid-sized Polish cities. These continue to show a serious need for modern retail units. The keen interest in our retail properties is illustrated by the fact that the Vendo Parks are often fully let before their construction has even started, and this is true for Ostroleka, too.”

Trei is speeding up the ongoing expansion of its Vendo Park portfolio. Jacek Wesolowski, Managing Director of Trei Real Estate Poland, said: “Just a month after opening our Vendo Park in Pultusk, we managed to bring the project in Ostroleka to its successful completion. And we intend to open at least another two Vendo Parks before the end of the year. In addition, we have ongoing developments in the towns of Kutno, Czestochowa, Solec Kujawski, Plock, Inowroclaw and Wladyslawowo. These schemes are scheduled to open for business next year.”

Trei develops and operates retail parks under the Vendo Park brand in Poland, the Czech Republic and Slovakia. At present, the company’s portfolio includes 22 Vendo Parks, the majority of them (13) located in Poland.