Major mixed use schemes and rejuvenated malls are typically turning to leisure, F&B, commercial and even residential to create a complete offer. In our latest special report, MAPIC looked at some of the projects under development, opening or reopening to see how these trends are manifesting in COVID-19 times.
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American Dream, New Jersey
Few retail projects are developed or asset managed without extensive mixing of uses in the modern age and those uses are becoming ever-more diverse. While the COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted project construction and closed most malls completely for anywhere between weeks and months during lockdown, the industry has been reopening and rescheduling as restrictions eased.
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AmsterdamTheStyleOutlets
In our short report, MAPIC looks at a few of the global developments and refurbishments where leisure and F&B are playing major roles in the retail mix and how major schemes are planning to reinvent themselves for new consumer needs and preferences.
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Oasen center, Bergen, Norway
Those projects cover a diverse range of uses and new priorities from across the world, and include AmericanDream, New Jersey, the newly taken-over DerbyCentre, UK, the Accor hotels at Westfield Hamburg-Uberseequartier, Hamburg, MilanoSantaGiulia, in Milan, AmsterdamTheStyleOutlets and the OasenCenter in Bergen, Norway.
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Merlata Mall
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