This 23,223m² scheme is now 98.9% let by area.

We have continued to actively manage the occupier mix by introducing more appealing fashion operators.

Visitor numbers have remained stable and we expect an increase once the scheme is 100% let and an agreement has been reached with our neighbouring scheme, Makro, to build a link which will improve parking ratios and accessibility. Construction is expected to be finished before summer 2010.

Construction of the 2,611m² extension has now been completed, with most units forecast to open during 2010.

The extension is 90% let to retailers whose activities were previously not present on the park, such as Minipreçio (supermarket), Feuvert (autocentre) and Brinka (toys). The remaining 10% is in solicitors’ hands.

Facilities on site, such as parking and signage, will be improved at the same time as the fit-out extension work is carried out, and a relaunch campaign will be organised.

This 27,105m² scheme is 99% let by area.

Footfall increased by 3%, despite the difficult economic market and competition from Bouygues Retail Park which opened March 2009.

We will improve signage on access routes to the Park, installing new signs at key points in the city.

The scheme is 92% let by area. The remaining area will be let with a complementary activity to improve the mix.

Visitor numbers exceeded 3.2 million in 2009.

We are working to improve signage on access routes at key points in the city.

Extra marketing effort will be made in 2010, to increase visitor numbers further.

A 10,764m² scheme which is fully let and trading.

We are working to reduce occupancy costs, which is particularly important in these challenging times.

The scheme is well anchored and the occupier mix very complementary.

The Park enjoys a very good visibility from the main road.