The shopping centre will commence the expansion, with the new section expected to open to customers in the second half of 2024. The expansion will be carried out according to the design by Czora. After the expansion is completed, Focus Estate Fund plans to introduce eco-friendly solutions. One important step will be the installation of photovoltaic panels on the roof after the renovation.

Maxim Shkolnik, General Partner of Focus Estate Fund, comments, "The current expansion will enable us to offer customers an even richer range of options, both in terms of diverse retail concepts and carefully selected brands. We are currently working intensively on selecting new tenants who will help create the most attractive offers for our customers. With a projected 25% increase in tenancy after the expansion, we anticipate that the total annual visitor count will exceed 3,000,000 customers per annum".

The customers can shop in over 60 shops here. These include brands offering clothing, cosmetics, electronics, jewellery, and multimedia, as well as service providers such as travel agencies and florists. Visitors can also enjoy a meal in the dining area and make use of the fitness zone.

Turawa Park shopping centre is a facility that combines the features of a shopping mall and a retail park, managed by BNP Paribas Real Estate Poland. The 36,000 square meters of retail and service space feature 60 shops and service outlets, including a Carrefour hypermarket and an IKEA pick-up point. Customers have 1,400 parking spaces at their disposal.

Key tenants at Turawa Park include Reserved, Mohito, Sinsay, Media Expert, Smyk, Calypso Fitness Club, Action, Pepco, C&A, Martes Sport, KiK, CCC, Super-Pharm, Takko Fashion, Deichmann, Carry, Maxi Zoo, Rossmann, Sephora, Empik. Turawa Park is located near the Opole ring road, providing convenient access for more than 200,000 residents of the city and its surrounding areas.